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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Web site recommends that these drugs be given to selected patients who have the flu and be considered for other people in the patients' households who are at risk of serious complications if they become infected.

Nevertheless, overall response rates have been relatively low in studies that have examined all NSCLC patients collectively (Shepherd et al, 2005), indicating that not all lung cancer patients are suitable for erlotinib treatment and that the treatment should only be given to selected patients.

Given the expense of, and time required for translation and psychometric assessment of additional countries careful consideration should be given to selecting the countries in which a trial will be run.

This study showed that women have contrasting experience of such treatments and that attention should be given to selecting patients for whom group treatment is most likely to be beneficial.

Consideration should be given to selecting patients at highest risk of progressive organ dysfunction defined by at least moderate protein C deficiency APACHE: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation APCC: activated protein C; SAP: severe acute pancreatitis.

Currently, targeted selective treatments (TST), where anthelmintic treatments are given to selected individuals within a herd, are promoted as a method of maintaining animal performance whilst reducing the selection of anthelmintic resistant nematodes [ 2].

A maximal quality index (QI) score was given to selected studies.

Post-operative adjuvant treatment was given to selected patients following the institutional protocol.

Grouping of the MMSE variable is used in policy with dementia treatment being given to selected subgroups [ 10].

There are currently no guidelines in any country that recommend withholding IVIG treatment in acute KD, thus we conventionally adopted the Harada score protocol whereby ASA alone is given to selected patients with KD in Japan.

Great attention has recently been given to selected subsets of circulating CD34+ cells in patients with ischemic heart disease, as these cell populations might include those involved directly or indirectly in vascular repair.