"It is not acceptable for individual researchers or research groups to hinder, inhibit or refuse access to other researchers for scientifically valid research" on freely donated samples, the report states.
Scientifically valid research as a foundation for anticipating problems and developing practical solutions.
However, valid research on travelers' risk for DENV infection is scarce.
In the present paper we describe the infectious disease report processing in great detail to enable validation of results across studies, which will subsequently generate valid research hypotheses for designing analysis of the costly biological samples.
Epidemiological studies of malocclusion not only help in orthodontic treatment planning and evaluation of dental health services but also offer a valid research tool for ascertaining the operation of distinct environmental and genetic factors in the etiology of malocclusion.
In apolipoprotein-E deficient mice, which provide a valid research model for atherosclerosis, inactivation of the gene encoding TNFα significantly reduces the size of atheroma plaques [ 8, 9].
These are valid reasons for the need to establish a simple, repeatable and convenient index that is a valid research tool for the dental academic community but also of use in day-to-day dental practice for screening.
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Previous studies demonstrate that structured electronic medical records can result in faster and more accurate data entry, are useful in daily clinical work [ 23], and can be used for valid research purposes and quality assessment [ 24].
The pop-up frequency was adjusted to the GP workload and the sample size required for valid research results; 1 in every 10 telephone contacts, 1 in every 3 clinical consultations, and every home visit.
Because cardiovascular complications of diabetes shorten survival, this diminishes chances of detecting any mortality excess from PES. Luckily, this bias can still be addressed by Slettedal et al. (2015), because causes of death are generally obtainable for valid research purposes.
