This uncertainty is reflected in the paucity of class I and II evidence underpinning authoritative guideline recommendations [ 3].
"Jinny ends on a much more positive note than Look Back in Anger," says Brigham, who points to the paucity of working-class women's voices on our stages and sees Jinny as a crucial corrective.
Due to increasing rates of bacterial resistance worldwide and the paucity of new antibacterial classes, warnings have been given in order to protect the antibiotics we have for the more threatened patients [ 31, 32].
(Although we aimed to examine exposure to all antidepressants, we limited our analyses to SSRIs, given the paucity of data on other antidepressant classes).
Considering that the absence of difference in physicalDIFQL, might be due to the paucity of symptoms in Child-Pugh class A patients, the liver disease group was divided into 2 groups: A and B+C, and compared each of these subgroups with the FAP.
The paucity of students from poor and working-class backgrounds at the nation's selective colleges should be a national scandal.
It is possible that some of the features of the PDGF signaling pattern are influenced by prior treatment though it is unlikely that this accounts for the genotypic differences in this proteomic tumor class, such as the paucity of EGFR amplification, chr7 gain and Ink4a/ARF locus deletion.
The only disappointment for Fast Track, the meeting organiser, is that, such is the paucity of talent in Britain, there will be few world-class home athletes for the 18,000 sell-out crowd to cheer.
This was attributed to the paucity of male-biased genes, which are the most polymorphic class in males, on the X chromosome [ 18].
Here also, we ignored the age structure of the population because of the paucity of data on the forces of PDV transmission among and between different age classes.
