As of right now, the new beta program is being offered selectively to existing members of the pre-seed software program.
Our results suggest that access to optimal care is offered selectively to the socially advantaged, as well as to younger patients (even well under the 75 years threshold) and to those with less severe illness.
Staging laparoscopy combined with LUS is not always used to determine resectability, since it is debated whether this approach should be offered routinely, selectively, or not at all to those who appear resectable during their preoperative workup [ 38, 40].
A key point of debate during this revision process has been whether early pregnancy screening for GDM should be offered universally for all women or selectively to sub-populations at higher risk of T2DM 27, 27.
The point is an AI system that's expert at spotting the lowest hanging fruit (in conversion terms) could start selectively distributing discounts to a narrow sub-section of users only — meaning other people might never even be offered discounts.
Between 2004 and 2006 (selectively offered group), 17,160 women gave birth; 1162 (7%) were offered an OGTT following risk assessment by their clinician and 1151 completed the test (7% of all women and 99% of those offered the test).
Further support that taste qualities are conveyed separately, is offered by a recent study, which showed that neurons in the solitary tracts (NTS) respond selectively to bitter [ 77].
Polysomnography was offered to both high risk and lower risk patients, but more patients at high risk, who had sleep symptoms, selectively consented to the overnight polysomnography.
Food vouchers were only offered to interviewees once they had consented to participate in the baseline study, and were not offered to index cases, so this offer would not have biased the sample by selectively including the poorest households.
Others will be added selectively.
