Surprisingly, the primary home for postcolonial studies was not political science, but literature.
Unfortunately, we have no way of knowing the status of each of these studies, as data from published studies was not shared or archived for reanalysis.
His course – environmental studies – was not held in the famous Rennie Mackintosh building, but in a former girls' school.
The quality level of the studies was not sufficient to draw any evidence-based conclusions.
Thirdly, assessment of risk of bias in the included studies was not blinded.
However, the aim of most of these studies was not to predict the SEP intensity profile.
However, the delineation of the hypothalamus in those studies was not as precise as in our present method.
Increase of HCV viral load, reported in some high-dose studies, was not observed in our patients.
A quantitative synthesis of results from the included studies was not undertaken due to marked methodological heterogeneity.
As the primary objective of these studies was not to evaluate the need for deltoid reconstruction, these studies had a limited number of patients.
It must be underscored that the diagnosis of thyroiditis in the latter two studies was not supported by further diagnostic procedures apart from the presence of circulating antibodies.
