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Progression of DR was noted in 18.8% of 122 eyes that could be adequately evaluated (17.9% of 67 treated, 20% of 55 controls; P =.39).

Furthermore, when there is bad faith conduct in the course of litigation that could be adequately sanctioned under the rules, the court ordinarily should rely on the rules rather than the inherent power.

We compiled ∼2 million salinity records from four regional research vessels between the years 2003 2008 and found ∼9 thousand salinity records that could be adequately matched to MODIS-Aqua data.

Based on a limited sample of eight events that could be adequately modeled for analysis of free energy of the active regions, this study further shows that there is a correlation between free energy density of active regions and speed of the associated CMEs.

Also in 1979, in Vienna, Carter and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev signed a new bilateral strategic arms limitation treaty (SALT II) intended to establish parity in strategic nuclear weapons delivery systems between the two superpowers on terms that could be adequately verified.

Patients in the MUST Trial had substantial media opacities (vitreous haze, cataract, keratitic precipitates, pupillary adhesions) that limited the number of eyes that could be adequately photographed.

This is a reflection of the information value in the data regarding the Hill coefficient and should not be seen as evidence that the dose response in the low-dose region is in fact linear; rather, it indicates only that data could be adequately described by models that assumed linearity.

In this study, the 9p21 region identified by rs1333049 was also associated with portal thrombosis, intracranial hemorrhage and phlebitis and thrombophlebitis, possibly suggesting a common etiology related to coagulation that could be investigated with subsequent, adequately powered studies.

For our MRI protocol, we followed the recommendations from the European Consensus meeting [ 1], which suggests that imaging could be adequately performed at a 1.5 T (such as the one used in this work), but we acknowledge that a 3 T MRI protocol may have improved performance of both our radiologists and the derived LR models.

Concentration-dependent mineralisation experiments indicated that decomposition could be adequately described by a single Michaelis Menten kinetics equation.

The preceding study reporting on the helium density in slit nanopores of 0.7 1.1 nm suggested that helium could be adequately adsorbed in those nanopores49.