Mr. Bush's quandary is this: To retain a consistent and coherent stance against terrorism, he has little choice but to excoriate Mr. Arafat for failing to stop the suicide bombings.
These activities could still be overseen by the Registry's curators, to retain a consistent level of quality and stability across the entire resource.
In order to retain a consistent sample size between age-adjusted and multivariable analyses, women with missing information on any covariate (e.g., age, BMI, weight gain, parity, and education) were retained in the model by assigning their covariate category to 'missing'missing
Single food items hypothesized to represent specific eating behaviors were retained, consistent with the existing literature (20).
Thus, while there is clearly a trend towards increased susceptibility to C. albicans colonization in RA, much of the effector antifungal immune response is retained, consistent with the clinical resistance to oropharyngeal candidiasis in RA patients.
Baseline scores for subjects who dropped out at 3-months and/or 6-months will be retained consistent with an intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis.
The final ethogram suggests the use of "base behaviors" which can be altered using pre-defined modifiers in order to accommodate the requirements of individual studies while retaining consistent terminology.
Finding and retaining consistent, trustworthy suppliers can be made simpler if you focus on one product, as Cawson has discovered.
We selected 2 house-keeping genes, 18s rRNA and GAPDH, whose expression was unchanged in the microarray analysis (non-DEGs) and confirmed using qPCR that these genes retained consistent expression during HDACi treatment.
Similarly, the percentage of patients who experience a 30-day gap in treatment measures the ability of health facilities to retain patients in consistent therapy.
