The risk of liver dysfunction, acute renal failure, and possibly myopathy were dose related and, as liver dysfunction is common and the other two outcomes potentially life threatening, the findings would tend to support a policy of using lower doses of statins in people at high risk of the adverse event.
In addition, there are some life-threatening findings, which unless sought for, may remain hidden in plain sight.
Issues of data collection integrity threaten functional findings, leading to problematic interpretation and decreased replication.
Unlike the appraisal literature outside medicine, ROs did not seem to find probing or challenging questions threatening [ 15], instead finding this constructive and promoting reflection.
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The findings threaten to unhinge a deal that was questioned by federal officials even before it was officially announced.
Before the trial started in February, Judge Mukasey threatened to impose findings of contempt if either side conducted "publicity campaigns" to sway public opinion or influence the jury.
Afghanistan's President, Hamid Karzai, has threatened to ignore findings by a UN-backed watchdog that hundreds of thousands of votes cast in August's presidential election were fraudulent.
Scientists sometimes face personal attacks when they speak out about risk, Rosenberg admits, especially if their findings threaten economic interests.
An intrusive review of factual findings threatens to turn review into appeal".
This may suggest that the extra step in recruitment creates a barrier to participation, threatening the validity of the findings.
