Obama achieved the achievable.
Some authors have claimed that a very low complication rate is achievable for central line catheter insertions [ 9, 10].
Finally, our results may serve as a reference for achievable survival rates and evaluations of complication rates in nonimmune individuals in resource-poor settings, where the investigations needed to characterize complications may be unavailable (e.g., routine high-quality chest X-ray, neuro-imaging studies, routine blood cultures, and hemodynamic measurements).
Set achievable goals, and achieve set goals.
These fields of evidence demonstrate a paradigm shift acknowledging prevention of complications in complex inpatients as achievable and appropriate "as new scientific evidence of causal factors emerges, together with new research on effective prevention" [ 1] (p142).
Furthermore, the many different deposition systems and processes which have been developed introduce further complications in regard to (for example) achievable coating uniformity and deposition rates.
Should adverse outcomes with a low severity, for example, such as delay of surgery, be omitted, that is, a 'light' version of complication registration, a higher accuracy would be achievable.
Supratotal resection, including margins of normal tissue, is desirable as long as surgical complications are kept to a minimum, but only achievable in selected tumors by very experienced surgeons.
This threshold was chosen based on balancing what was likely to be achievable in such an intensively treated population at risk for life-threatening complications and the number of sessions expected to be required to achieve benefit.
Most participants considered it achievable that the fit note should advise on postoperative restrictions, although not necessarily complications, and that this recommendation would be facilitated by hospital departments issuing appropriate fit notes.
Gross total removal is achievable; however, residual tumor capsules adherent to neurovascular structures should be left behind to minimize complications.
