“…In particular, the $R_{\mathrm{side}}$ parameter and the slope of the $k_{\rm T}$ dependence of the radii are in reasonable agreement. Nevertheless, the observed differences of 10--20\% between high multiplicity pp and p--Pb collisions do not exclude the CGC scenario. …”
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“…Simulations also show that an accurate orbit correction can help in lowering the IP beam size. The main reasons for observing larger beam sizes than expected are identified: insufficient orbit control and sensitivity to machine drifts, contribution of wakefields combined with the beam orbit jitter, larger multipolar fields, larger magnet alignment errors, instrumentation errors and stability (especially Shintake monitor and beam position monitors). …”
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“…The Licensee shall as far as reasonable possible, based on existing technical experience and economical and social circumstances, undertake measures to limit 1) production of radioactive waste, 2) release of radioactive substances and 3) exposure to environment from ionizing radiation, ref. …”
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“…While the theoretical calculations within the framework of perturbative QCD have been reasonably suc- cessful in describing the non-prompt contributions, a satisfactory understanding of the prompt production mechanisms is still to be achieved. …”
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“…Following 241,194 person-months (PMFU) of follow-up, incidence rate of cART substitution and switch were 12.3 (95% CI 11.9–12.8) per 1000 PMFU and 3.9 (95% CI 3.2–4.8) per 10,000 PMFU, respectively. Prominent reasons for cART substitution included toxicity/intolerance, drug-shortage, new drug availability, treatment failure, tuberculosis and pregnancy. …”
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“…There were also no other significant differences in obstetric and perinatal outcomes. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: Our study was single centre and did not reach the planned sample size because it was stopped prematurely at an interim analysis. …”
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“…Only one young adult had searched for the identity of their donor. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: Of the 47 young adults invited to participate in the present study, 35 agreed to take part resulting in a response rate of 74%. …”
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“…All patients offered OTC who developed POI did so after treatment for primary disease; in those not offered OTC, five patients (45.5%) developed POI after treatment for disease relapse. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: A significant number of patients had unknown reproductive outcomes; many of these patients were engaged in ongoing follow-up but did not have documented reproductive assessment. …”
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“…Genetically determined body fat percentage (OR 3.05, 2.24–4.15), whole body fat mass (OR 2.53, 2.04–3.14), fasting serum insulin (OR 6.98, 2.02–24.13), and SHBG concentration (OR 0.74, 0.64–0.87) were all significantly associated with PCOS in a linear relation. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: The meta-analysis included studies which were cross-sectional and retrospective, limiting our ability to determine causality. …”
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“…Although humanity can be affected by various types of crises, in this paper we refer to the one related to COVID-19 pandemic. There are certain reasons that come to justify our choice: first of all, being a shock with a strong impact on people, its analysis should be performed from several angles; this may bring to light an image with its disparate propagation and measures to counteract it both in developed countries, and especially in those with a shortage of resources. …”
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“…One-way ANOVA did not show a significant reduction in total fibroid volume in the eight patients with fibroids (P = 0.17). LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: The study has been performed in a relatively small cohort of women and simulations that have subsequently been performed using the acquired data have shown that for three time points and a group size of up to 50, with alpha (Type I Error) and beta (Type II Error) set to 95% significance and 80% power, respectively, at least 35 patients would need to be recruited in order for the null hypothesis (that there is no significant reduction in total fibroid volume) to be potentially rejected. …”
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“…The incidents occurred most commonly during the maintenance phase (75/113, 40%, OR compared to extubation phase 20 95 CI 8–48) or the induction phases of anesthesia (70/118, 37%, OR compared to extubation phase 18 95 CI 7–43). Among common reasons that could lead to the incident, the physicians have identified: individual patient features (47%), surgical tactics (18%), anesthesia technique (16%) and human factor (12%). …”
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“…Risk of cancer after ART did not increase at older ages (≥18 years, HR = 1.26, 95% CI = 0.88–1.81) compared to cancer risk in children not conceived by ART. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: The observed increased risk among children conceived using ICSI must be interpreted with caution owing to the small number of cases. …”
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“…A range of sensitivity analyses all gave similar conclusions as the main models, including restriction to full siblings, restriction to single embryo transfer, and adjustment for maternal BMI, height, and smoking. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: Additional adjustment for maternal BMI, height, and smoking was possible only for a small sample of the study population (15%). …”
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“…An SVM model combining TGFBI and CA-125 showed a high AUC value of 0.94 and sensitivity of 95% for diagnosing moderate-to-severe endometriosis. LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: The diagnostic models were built and validated from a single endometriosis center, and thus further validation and technical verification in a multicenter study with a larger cohort is needed. …”
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“…The skills acquired in a wilderness medical course provide not only training in the wilderness setting, but also encompass medical care necessary in instances of disaster relief, terrorist events, and international medical missions.3 Additionally, management of discrete wilderness medicine conditions provides a context to review toxicologic biomechanisms and pathophysiology shared by other, more common conditions. For these myriad reasons, a wilderness medicine elective in medical school provides students with more than a divergent experience; it provides a review and expansion of core medical principles increasingly applicable to all specialties. …”
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“…Understanding the specific risk factors and reasons for the changes in injury characteristics allows for guided resource allocation and improved focus of prevention measures. …”
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“…This analysis reveals the need for further research to better understand the reasons for the demonstrated delay in HF treatment initiation and limited use of guideline-directed medical therapy after initial diagnosis.…”
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“…Cell phones were the most common device used to access the internet (141,874/143,836, 98.63%). Reasons for not using the internet included lack of interest, knowledge, availability, and cost, with regional variations. …”
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“…When both images/time-lapse and clinical information inputs were combined, the median accuracy by the AI models was higher at 81.5% (range 67–98%), while clinical embryologists had a median accuracy of 51% (range 43–59%). LIMITATIONS, REASONS FOR CAUTION: The findings of this review are based on studies that have not been prospectively evaluated in a clinical setting. …”
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