It is important to consider that survival with carmustine implantation and adjuvant temozolomide in newly diagnosed patients have not been directly compared, and either may be appropriate when used alone in selected patients.
Because elderly patients often have impaired renal and hepatic function, careful considerations must be made when selecting appropriate glucose- and lipid-lowering therapy.
Therefore, predictive factors for patients presenting with unresectable, locally recurrent or metastatic disease should be considered when selecting appropriate treatment for each individual patient [ 6, 21- 25, 25].
Taken together, the patterns we have identified highlight the need for a wider evolutionary perspective to be considered when selecting appropriate model organisms for studying a particular human disease or disorder.
This suggests that visualization scientists should consider the types of tasks that their users will be completing when selecting the appropriate visualization technique, and that ensemble displays are most appropriate for tasks that do not require judgments about specific points.
The systematic analysis presented will be useful when selecting an appropriate surface geometry for the local surface functionalization of implantable devices.
These observations will be useful when selecting an appropriate type of food-contact surfaces, determining a proper sanitizer for decontamination, and designing an effective sanitization program to eliminate E. coli O157 H7 on food-contact surfaces in food processing, distribution, and preparation environments.
Cost and feasibility must also be considered when selecting an appropriate treatment.
Implementation quality, running time and accuracy of the algorithm, as well as preprocessing, sample size and availability of control samples need to be considered when selecting the appropriate method.
This information would be useful when selecting the most appropriate decontamination techniques for particular contamination scenarios.
