So my short answer is, "Yes, of course!" But my reasoned, unbiased answer would be, "It depends". If you are a generally healthy 75-year-old woman, a family physician or internist will be able to take excellent care of you.
In principle, one would expect that the evaluation of a standard unbiased trajectory would be sufficient to visit the different regions of the conformational space multiple times.
A total of 20 contacts were recorded per animal and the data are presented as the percentage of left (lesion impaired) forepaw contacts, where symmetric paw use in an unbiased animal would be 50% (10/20 contacts).
We hypothesised that for fully-recovered participants if their recalled pre-injury health status is unbiased then it would be the same as their post-injury status.
Although this fact increase the confidence in obtaining unbiased results, it would be important that future studies determine the cost-effectiveness of different INS based on more recent literature.
The sample size required to produce diagnostic algorithms using ultrasound measures of synovitis with unbiased statistical methods would be considerable, and data from the present study should inform the design of future studies.
The lawyers said there was little chance a Camden County jury would be unbiased toward the rabbi, who has been charged with paying two men to kill his wife, Carol, in their Cherry Hill home six years ago.
Even assuming that courts' errors in estimating buyer benefits would be unbiased, a restitution rule would strengthen sellers' hand by providing them with a put option that they may but do not have to use.
If results for every cutpoint from the 100 trials in the example were reported, the results, as pictured in Figure 3, would be unbiased.
From this point of view, outcome measures reflect the patient's subjective perspective whereas an objective measure would be unbiased by the patient's state of mind.
