If this compensation cannot be assured, standard addition is an accurate method to use for quantification though still time-consuming.
It was observed that the average metallic particle size in the case of the 2 wt% Pt/350USY was unchanged by the deactivation reaction, which may indicate that no metal sintering occurred; however, this conclusion cannot be assured, as TEM was able to study only limited regions of the samples and consequently the results should be interpreted as mainly local [43].
Although interviews were conducted until the data reached saturation, the generalisability of this study cannot be assured for several reasons.
Complete well-being cannot be assured, yet we can work towards building a better society.
Without this incentive, unfortunately, we cannot be assured that the industry would advance as quickly and effectively as we would hope, or come to have relied upon.
Third, as the sources of data in this study were routine clinical databases, reliability of data completion in the clinical practice cannot be assured given the difficulties this task sometimes involves in this setting.
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Recognizing this and the fact that one cannot be assured of observing population maximum lifespans in finite samples, Wang et al. [ 5] constructed and validated several tests (hereafter, the 'Wang-Allison tests') of differences in the upper parts of lifespan distributions by building on the work of Redden et al. [ 6] in the area of quantile regression.
