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However, deafness is a genetically heterogeneous condition and it is therefore currently not economically and practically feasible to screen for mutations in all known deafness genes.

Evidence for using spirometry among those without symptoms in an effort to diagnose the condition earlier is of uncertain effect and is therefore currently not recommended.

However, camelina plants have a relatively low seed yield [ 9], and are therefore currently not profitable enough in cultivation [ 10].

Direct inferences on potential changes to target innervation in patients with entrapment neuropathies are therefore currently not possible.

Directly assessing the entire blood volume using a double-tracer approach, as performed here, is time-, personal- and equipment-consuming and, therefore, currently not available for clinical routine.

Expanding NIPT-based prenatal screening to also report on sex-chromosomal abnormalities and microdeletions not only raises ethical concerns related to information and counseling challenges but also risks reversing the important reduction in invasive testing achieved with implementation of NIPT for aneuploidy, and is therefore currently not recommended.

These physiological differences, however, vary continuously with body size and therefore, currently do not offer a satisfactory explanation for a step change in locomotor efficiency.

We, therefore, currently would not consider withdrawing eculizumab in a dialysis‐dependent patient until they had received at least 4 months treatment with eculizumab.

When comparing these three weaning modalities, it has been observed that weaning patients from mechanical ventilation takes longer when using SIMV and does not improve the success rate; therefore, currently SIMV would not be indicated [ 55, 56].

Therefore, Uber is currently not out of compliance with state law and free to continue operating".

Therefore, etomidate is currently not recommended as an adequate induction agent in patients with septic shock [1, 17 19].