The scope of such trials is broad, ranging from those in which a medical, surgical, or interventional cardiovascular device or drug is being evaluated to those in which there is concern about cardiovascular adverse events complicating treatment for noncardiac conditions.
The pink ellipse indicates the trench slope environment for which there is concern about future tsunamigenic normal faulting.
In this era in which there is concern about the "visibility" of the specialty of radiology by the public, direct contact with the patient during the US examinations emphasises that radiology is a clinical discipline, and that it is the radiologist, not the machine, who makes the diagnosis.
For large studies in which there is concern about respondent burden, such measures might be a "cost-effective" alternative to longer instruments.
Consequently, CT is generally the modality used at initial diagnosis and MRI is more specifically used in those cases in which there is concern about disease extension into the CNS or primary CNS involvement.
There were only two double blind trials, 59 74 for one of which there were concerns about selective reporting of outcomes.
Recently, the state authorities mandated a new obligation, to prioritize risk cases, defined as cases in which there are concerns about child neglect and violence against children (Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs 2014).
This study adds to the small international literature on substance use in forced migration populations, about which there is growing concern.
Afghanis see corruption in the health services as part of the overall high level of corruption in their country, about which there is considerable international concern [ 17].
The NHS has identified as many as 30 hospital trusts in England that have cladding made of material similar to that used on Grenfell Tower or about which there are other unresolved fire safety concerns.
"In an atmosphere in which there is a concern about fiscal problems, it's always easy to point the finger at groups and say, 'These people should be working,' " said Prof. John Bound, an economist at the University of Michigan, "exaggerating the degree to which the disability insurance program is broken".
