However, Clewell and Crump (2005) recently argued that the uncertainties involved at low doses for noncancer effects are no greater than those for the customary extrapolations used in cancer risk assessment, and that linear extrapolation of risks to low doses for noncancer effects is appropriate to inform regulatory decision-making (Clewell and Crump 2005).
Although PCT-level analysis is appropriate to ensure findings inform commissioning decisions extrapolation of reported results to individuals risks the ecological fallacy.
Lastly, KAP study was appropriate to collect baseline information to inform a subsequent intervention.
Somehow, it's appropriate to find the pathetic fallacy informing a conversation about the making of what Smiley's publishers are describing as "the literary event of 2014".
In addition, the lack of associations between traditional determinants of self-reported physical activity and behaviour change in this cohort suggests these factors may not be the most appropriate to inform intervention development.
Because patients (and physicians alike) might not be aware of all possible implications of potential findings before specific results have been generated, it seems appropriate to inform the patient about the fact that an absolute right not to know cannot be guaranteed.
"She made the decision or the judgment that it was not necessary or appropriate to inform the president of this," Mr. Carney told reporters.
"She made the decision or the judgment that it was not necessary or appropriate to inform the president of this, and that didn't happen," said Jay Carney, the White House press secretary.
A continuous quality improvement (CQI) approach was selected as the most appropriate to inform the QI work at the study site, which was introduced over a 10 month period.
Based on these data, it would be appropriate not to inform individuals for having MBL and not to prompt any monitoring [ 34, 41].
