In the first instance, the patients could have been wrongly deemed eligible, or ineligible, and in the second instance, patients with specific characteristics could be systematically refusing to participate or dropping out, or conversely, patients with specific characteristics could be systematically agreeing to participate.
By investigating crystal symmetry changes along both the PTPs and SDNPTPs, the characteristic types of defects (e.g., dislocations and grain boundaries) generated during transformation cycling can be predicted systematically, and agree well with those observed experimentally in NiTi.
As of now, governments are set to agree to "commit to systematically consider population trends and projections in our national, rural and urban development strategies and policies".
Do they get in a terrible rage and argue with you, or do they come back and systematically tell you why you're wrong, or perhaps agree with you on certain areas?
The following methodological recommendations are made: use adequate sample sizes, use allocation concealment procedures, agree on a definition of "abstinence" and systematically introduce measures to biochemically confirm it and, finally, carry out analyses by intention to treat.
The results of the present study agree with our previous findings demonstrating that ELV systematically overestimates lung volume measured by inert gas washout in normal lungs at low PEEP levels.
In that way, they had to agree with QoL therapy procedures worked out carefully and systematically in Table 2.
Bartusiak, Starr, and Wilkes agree that their programs prepare people for the publishing world by systematically teaching them the craft and how the real world of science writing works.
We fully agree with their request that ST398 S. aureus infections not be systematically attributed to contact with livestock.
Though the levels of evidence for each procedure were mixed, the results of this review agree with current decontamination guidelines, often reached by consensus and not systematically.
