Thus, the theory that intensive prophylactic intervention can reduce the incidence of diabetic nephropathy seems to have been justified in practice.
Although this may be justified in clinical practice where a clear benefit of the drug is established, rechallenge is currently not recommended under most circumstances pertaining to clinical trials [ 16 ].
Whether or not any of us thinks that bail-outs can be justified in principle, in practice they tend at best to reinforce poor management, and at worst they even reward it.
Strong statements about medical practice might more often be justified in systematic reviews, or clinical practice guidelines based on extensive literature reviews.
The BVA committee chaired by him had reported that, though a change could be justified in theory, the capacity to enforce it in practice is "quite another matter".
However, others have argued that it can be a robust method for assessing practice, and may be justified in the wider public interest [ 16].
In practice, early laparotomy in severe acute pancreatitis can be justified in those individuals in whom there is concern about coexisting pathological processes, such as colonic ischaemia.
Although the asymptotic argument cannot be justified in this context, we show empirically in Section 5 that performs well in practice.
Aim of the study was to determine the comparability of data from an EMR and from an SRP, to determine whether the use of SRP data for quality assessment is justified in general practice.
