The list of coded reason(s) might not be suitable for delivering clinical context or providers simply believe that choosing an accurate reason was not important.
Root resorption is prone to occur in patients with orthodontic treatment [13], but because of the presence of several complicated root resorption-related factors, it is difficult to provide accurate reasons [14].
Thirdly, it is possible that despite assurances in regard to confidentiality the requirement that the follow-up questionnaire should be sent by their GP may have resulted in some people feeling intimidated and therefore either not responding at all (potentially resulting in some sampling bias) or by responding but providing "acceptable" rather than accurate reasons for original non-participation.
For these and other reasons, the accurate identification of PTSD or PTSS in time-limited research contexts is a significant challenge.
In other words, some physicians document a reason accepted by the insurance company in the patient's chart, making the accurate assessment of the underlying reason for C-section rather impossible.
Thus, the accurate determination and classification of the reasons for testing is crucial to the validity of observational studies of colonoscopy's effectiveness and for guiding quality improvement efforts [ 15].
Because, you see (warning: this paragraph is not scientifically accurate), the reason we had a massive earthquake is much more obvious than highbrow discussions of slip faults and subduction zones.
The shortest accurate answer is "of reason," as in "the law of reason" or "the requirements of reason".
Consumption by the poor was probably depressed during the 1990s by higher food prices, themselves the product of reforms, according to critics.Though surveys should yield the more accurate data, there are reasons to think that the NSS nevertheless underestimates both the level of consumption and its rate of growth.
