The phrase "allow for physician" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing provisions or accommodations for physicians, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The new policy will allow for physician input in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "make provisions for physicians" or "accommodate physicians".
The campaign he was starting, when I spent time with him this summer and fall, goes by the name of "death with dignity," and the statewide law he hopes to enact by popular vote on Election Day of 2008 would allow for "physician-assisted suicide" or, as the death-with-dignity movement prefers to call it, "hastened death" or "aid in dying".
It should be noted that patient-level randomization allows for physician learning effects, which bias results towards the null so results from this trial may be conservative.
However, as for other modelling choices (central population growth scenario, higher attrition rate before retirement and unbound service utilization trend lines to 2030), we have allowed for physician demand to expand, rejecting any status quo supply assumption.
Deductions are allowed for physician-diagnosed treatment of disease, including obesity, so long as you don't claim the cost of low-calorie food, according to Ernst & Young, which publishes an annual tax guide.
By allowing for more than two levels of recommendation (yes or no), we are also allowing for physicians to express uncertainty.
Combining education with an audit and feedback ASP would allow for targeted physician feedback and therefore even more benefit on improving prescribing habits.
This will allow for the physician and patient to have a more informed discussion as to how to proceed with clinical treatment options based upon the gene expression profile.
While most surveyed centers allow for credentialing, many physicians are still not credentialed.
The differences in the risk prediction by the two methods, identifiable using the survey points, will allow for discrimination of physicians' interpretation of risk.
Not only does this system not allow for seamless communication between physicians, patients, and the entire healthcare team, it doesn't even work on a smartphone.
