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These measures could be worthwhile in a next study.
The low rate of relapse among patients achieving CMR at the completion of treatment combined with the lower sensitivity and specificity of CT than PET (Wagner-Johnston and Bartlett, 2011) suggests that diagnostic CT is even less likely to be worthwhile in a surveillance setting.
However, a further exploration of the potential of enviroxime analogs could be worthwhile, in an attempt to improve the activity, selectivity, and in particular, the pharmacokinetic profile (25, 26 ).
But he bats with the nous of an old pro, his mind automatically calculating how many risks are worthwhile in a manner beyond his colleagues.
In other words, do we have the evidence that making a transition to MFW is worthwhile in a habitually shod and somewhat physically inactive [18] population?
The financing of interventions such as stroke units that increase independency and reduce inpatient stays are worthwhile in a context of an ageing population with increasing care needs.
Such procedural solutions are worthwhile in a broad range of situations in which the goals of 'stakeholders' are ethically defensible and structural inequalities of power and resources not extreme, but that defensibility cannot be presumed; no procedural algorithm will humanize Sophie's choice.
The present description may be worthwhile in providing an example of how empirical research on academic integrity may inform teaching by role-play as a method.
Further studies to incorporate S-1 into docetaxel following AC might be worthwhile in patients with a relatively high risk of recurrence including triple-negative disease.
However, examination of this phenomenon in further studies might be worthwhile in order to prevent a worse outcome due to sudden termination of therapy.
Some more detailed, explicit discussion of their ideas on this would be worthwhile in order to provide a clearer contrast with the dissociation of memory systems in the MB.
