Results for air firing support method validity by suggesting the common practice in control; keeping power, flue gas O2 and primary air/fuel feed ratio constant.
The new data, he says, suggest that the common practice of using swine waste as a fertilizer is like spreading truckloads of antibiotic resistance on farmland.
Moreover, these results suggest that the common practice of pooling samples of conditioned media prepared over various days may mask functionally critical differences between media batches.
These results suggest that the common practice of measuring the accuracy of binding site predictors using collections of known sites may be dangerously misleading since such collections may be missing 'weak' sites, which are exactly the type of sites needed to discriminate among predictors.
24 Second, our analyses suggest that the common practice of assigning BMI status based on the nearest/most recently available record to the index date of interest might lead to misclassification, given that a large number of patients have only substantially outdated BMI records available at any particular time.
Mr. Bragg suggested it was common practice for national correspondents to rely on such freelancers for the bulk of their reporting, a characterization that many of the reporters disputed.
But the far-reaching nature of the outbreak suggested that a common practice among several suppliers, rather than a single farm, was responsible for the contamination [ 27].
Current evidence suggests that the common practice of performing colonoscopies to identify cancers in people with bowel symptoms is warranted only for rectal bleeding and the general symptom of weight loss.
Trial evidence has shown that FN rates are lower in patients who receive pegfilgrastim than in those who receive 11 days of daily G-CSF (von Minckwitz et al, 2008), which suggests that the common practice of giving daily G-CSF for 4 7 days may provide suboptimal prophylaxis.
27 One UK study 28 set in a rural area explored pre-emptive strategies used by patients to mitigate the perceived risks, suggesting that a common practice in this cohort was to arrange routine primary care appointments early in an illness just in case they became necessary.
