Our modeling approach thus represents a first step beyond the qualitative interpretation of linear pathways when the paucity of information precludes more detailed modeling.
However, when there is paucity of evidence in the literature and when there is expected net benefit from a public health intervention then the guidance indicates that we should proceed with economic evaluation.
Maki sums up the problems of some medical missions when they state: 'Paucity of follow-up data, poor relations with the local health care system, and lack of sustainability can challenge the good intentions of missions' [ 22].
A rising lethal toll from further raids risks support rising for the Islamists and the danger of such "collateral damage" increases when there is a paucity of human intelligence from the scene.
When one weighs the paucity of evidence on marijuana's harms against the costs of obesity, diabetes and heart disease that assertion is questionable at best.In fact, the most dangerous effect of marijuana may be its known association with the increased consumption of chocolate and chips.Justin Leiby Gainesville, Florida* Letter appears online only.
Meshed grafts are quite useful when there is a paucity of available donor skin, the recipient bed is bumpy or convoluted, or the recipient bed is suboptimal as with exudate.
When there was a paucity of research, we have also included some descriptive literature or, in some cases, evidence that was not directly related to guidelines development.
Researchers argue that rank probability is sensitive to various factors and it is biased when there is a paucity of direct comparisons.
This extremely detailed review was undertaken at the time when there was a paucity of real data, and thus their conclusions were drawn from two small trials with very variable results.
Maybe I was subconsciously driven to search out news by the paucity of it when I entered the world.
