The review of the surgical prophylaxis indicator to focus on colorectal surgery from April 2011 has achieved a consistency of approach not possible when there was local discretion over which procedures to include.
We use a large Australian general practice-based prospective multimorbidity study, which allows us to examine the effect of each of these variables on multimorbidity prevalence estimates while controlling for other confounding variables, an approach not possible in systematic reviews.
Directly testing this alternative hypothesis necessitates pre-clinical approaches, not ethically possible in human subjects, where addictive drugs can be prospectively tested in well-controlled experiments using heuristic, drug-naive animal models of mental illness.
If these approaches are not possible, amelioration of the problems may be achieved by reconfiguring drainage at the exterior of the building, and thereby reducing the overall quantity of available moisture.
Fifth, there is significant opportunity to explore model-assisted or model-based approaches in a small area estimation context for improving both estimates and inference at spatial scales where traditional design-based approaches are not possible (Magnussen et al. 2014).
3.4, given that our present training corpus is several times larger than the one used in [6] a direct comparison between the computational efficiency of these approaches is not possible.
Despite this improvement in the knowledge of functional bone marrow niches, the mechanisms underlying the relationships between HSCs and their environment are not understood, especially in humans where invasive approaches are not possible.
Robust conclusions on the effectiveness of particular approaches are not possible on the basis of current evidence.
Finding an optimal solution using traditional approaches is not possible, difficult to obtain or cannot be guaranteed, but a quality measure exists that allows comparison of various solutions.
First, both the public health and medical strategies to detect AHI were not uniformly applied in all sites and the number of cases identified by each method was small; therefore a direct comparison of the two approaches is not possible.
When surgical or minimally invasive surgical approaches are not possible, a devastating clinical picture develops, which leads to intense symptoms, rapid deterioration of the patient's general status, and a short life expectancy.
