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However, potential hazards that arise from inherently safer design (ISD) modification must be evaluated carefully to avoid misapplication of the inherent safer design strategy.
Generally, the mMR performance was more dependent on the reconstruction than the mCT, and reconstruction parameters should therefore be evaluated carefully to maximize the performance of the mMR system.
Any child who appears to have Eisenmenger syndrome should be evaluated carefully to ensure that the cardiac diagnosis is correct and complete and that remedial surgery is not feasible.
Both acute and late toxicity should be evaluated carefully to establish a safe modality that achieves better survival outcomes and preserves the quality of life of elderly patients with cervical cancer.
Therefore, the clinical use of ZOL should be evaluated carefully to avoid inadequate interaction even when ZOL is indicated for other reasons, such as metastatic involvement of the bone.
There is a case to consider a chemoprevention trial in patients at risk of breast cancer, although patient willingness to enter such a trial would need to be evaluated carefully to ensure there were sufficient numbers to demonstrate whether there is an effect.
The gap-filling reactions were evaluated carefully to make sure that each one of them was necessary for feasible predictions of biomass production.
The impact of selecting for increased parasite resistance on other traits will thus have to be evaluated carefully prior to any MAS attempt.
The risks and benefits of fluconazole prophylaxis in this group, although controversial, thus need to continue to be evaluated carefully, given its propensity to drive a switch to resistant species in this deadly disease.
("Those had to be evaluated carefully," she said, "to find the nuggets of valid information in the vast sea of online hypochondria").
These potential applications of climatic relationships must be evaluated carefully in order to distinguish the effects of previously weathered parent material from those of purely climatic influence.
