However, large, monochrome figures clearly summarise these descriptions or are used in place of them where possible.
Such ambiguities often occur as a result of there being more than one treatment option and can be resolved by the MDM lead clearly summarising complex cases at the end of the discussions.
Such plots can be used to clearly summarise a large volume of data, but are only able to display differences in the distribution of test values between patients with and without the target condition; they do not directly display the diagnostic performance of the test.
41 Despite the fact that these two domains scored highest among the six, the scores were still much lower than the global average scores, and great improvements that include clearly summarising and focusing on the issues that are most related to the patients and physicians are needed in the future in China.
Clearly, the data summarised above indicate that the risk for thromboembolism in patients with cancer is extremely high, and show the need both for effective thromboprophylaxis to prevent an initial event and adequate preventative efforts in patients who have already had an event.
The data summarised above clearly indicate that the risk for VTE is elevated appreciably in patients with cancer.
As to whether FOI has in fact introduced a "chilling effect" on honest records of policy discussion, the MPs are clearly concerned and summarise the evidence on both sides while eventually remaining agnostic.
The separate baseline characteristics for these two categories were summarised and were clearly different (data on file).
However, as the data summarised in Table 1 clearly indicate, reducing mechanical stress by releasing the collagen lattice from the plastic dish is not sufficient, in and of itself, to promote tube formation.
This may have been on the mind of detective chief inspector John McFarlane, who summarised the situation: "This verdict clearly shows no one, regardless of their position, is above the law".
