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For example, clinicians may transplant patients with adverse cytogenetics earlier than others (as we observed here), which may narrow the observed difference in outcomes.

The mapping populations presented in this study have been submitted for GBS, which may narrow down the physical confidence interval of the mQTL.

Participants had a high rate of past TIV vaccinations, residual effects of which may have narrowed the differences between H1N1pdm09 and H3N2 responses.

Since these systematic reviews were published, four other studies describing return-to-play in elite athletes have been published, which may have narrowed the gap in time to return, especially as the rehabilitation after arthroscopy may take longer than that initially published.

The preparation of a Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model from a Computer Aided Design (CAD) model is still a difficult task since its Boundary Representation (B-Rep) is often composed of a large number of faces, some of which may be narrow or feature short edges that are smaller than the desired FE size (for mesh generation).

Any lesion which may lead to narrowing of the spinal canal would result in spinal cord compression [1, 2, 3].

31 Given the poor recognition of overweight in children, it is likely that receiving such feedback will elicit distress in some people, which may accentuate attentional narrowing.

Perhaps the relative expansiveness of research compared to the busy clinical environment encourages chaplains and non-chaplains to work together to define some of the ambiguities of spiritual care provision which may lead to narrowing of clinical gaps.

It is also relevant that the trial was undertaken against a background of general improvements in the delivery of diabetes care associated with the spreading of evidence-based guidelines and the introduction of national standards of care endorsed by the Italian Diabetes Society (13, 26, 27), which may have somewhat narrowed the achievable differences between the treatments groups.

Prosecutors may present more details of Mr Okubo's case in June, after which the options for Mr Ozawa may narrow.

Valvuloseptal hypercellularity may narrow the cardiac orifices, which reduces blood flow through the heart, thereby compromising cardiac output and contributing to increased mortality.