While the majority of epidemiological investigations of CVDs include these risk factors as a matter of convention [ 76], we were concerned that their inclusion in our model would mitigate any neighbourhood effects that conceptually have an indirect impact on CVD through their impact on physical activity and body weight.
If RA synovitis does have many of the features of a non-healing wound, inhibition of angiogenesis would conceptually not represent an appropriate strategy and indeed might have deleterious effects, depending on the stage of the synovitis being treated.
Conceptually, it would have emphasized Lincoln Center's north-south axis: the broad crayon stroke from 65th Street to Damrosch Park that connects the constituents' scattered dots.
Interviewee 3 "And then obviously all the work on the social determinants of health, where I would say conceptually we have advanced quite well, while the practical tools of how we actually do it we haven't progressed enough.
"And then obviously all the work on the social determinants of health, where I would say conceptually we have advanced quite well, while the practical tools of how we actually do it we haven't progressed enough.
Shearing along this plane would conceptually leave the blood vessel wall intact preventing hemorrhages.
But a conceptually stable narrator would have prevented all the genre-hopping, which often takes place mid-scene.
The relatively small sample size also explains why we opted for a two-level model (woman and village) rather than for a three-level model (woman, village, and health facility), although the latter would have been conceptually preferable.
Furthermore, the vehicle would have to be — conceptually, at least — "both comfortable and safe, while delivering satisfactory driving performance, without sacrificing the styling consumers demand".
Conceptually, overdiagnosis is the diagnosis due to screening, which would not have led to a clinical diagnosis during the lifetime of the host had screening not taken place (Paci et al, 2004).
