A semi-structured interview guide, initiated from a clinical case, based on the I-Change Model and created via consensus between the researchers, was used (Additional file 1).
A geriatric assessment focusing on identification of specific parameters predictive of disablement risk can be incorporated into the exercise prescription as a guide for initiating exercise.
However, this is by no means a rule and merely a guide to initiate antibiotic therapy until further clinical information is available.
An Hb level of 8.5 g dl−1 was used as a guide to initiate transfusion throughout all the centres involved in the study.
Genital ulcer as a guide to initiate treatment for syphilis was clearly inadequate since none of the seven patients with active syphilis using serology were among the 26 who complained of genital ulcer.
We predict these findings can be used as a guide to initiate more efficient and systematic analyses of native species that may have been impacted by the original Deepwater Horizon oil spill and those species that could be affected by future leakage from the Macondo well.
In 2006 the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended the use of total lymphocyte count (TLC) as a guide for initiating ART in children with WHO clinical stage 2 who are aged 8 years and below in settings where CD4 counts are not available [ 14].
READING THE ROOM describes the need to look for non-verbal and other cues to help guide initiating communication.
A useful guide for initiating low-molecular weight heparin for treatment of venous TE is given in Table 4.
Consequently, the RNA-first proponents must, understandably, sometimes rely on specific minerals (e.g., borate) or geological events (e.g., meteorite impacts) to control, guide, or initiate a particular reaction or reaction sequence3,4.
The guides were initiated by André Michelin, whose aim was to promote tourism by car and thus to support his tire industry.
