Few studies from Zimbabwe [ 9- 11], have examined frequency of perinatal mortality and how this outcome varies across important demographic subgroups.
The measurement of this outcome varies across different studies from a general description of the whole body to specific discomfort symptoms.
In post-trial analyses, blame for the outcome varied.
The current study suggests that hypoalgesia associated with SMT may be influenced by expectation and that this outcome varies by anatomical location in a way that is consistent with the instructional set.
Under the simplest mobility hypothesis, the outcome varies with a unidirectional change in the exposure.
1 6 However, in liver transplant patients, the reported impact of comorbidities on the outcome varies widely.
The definitions of infectious outcome varied.
An excellent TAM score varied from >220° to >250° and a poor outcome varied from no change to <180°.
When a surgical guide was not used, the outcomes varied [9].
For individual patients, culture outcome varied slightly.
