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As part of our neurostimulation pathway, patients clinically suitable for invasive neurostimulation attend a cognitive behavioural therapy based implant preparation programme [19].

All patients were already being ventilated with PSV or clinically suitable for ventilation with PSV at the time of inclusion.

The questions were designed for the assessment of quality at population level and some people may be classified as eligible for the quality indicator yet would not have been clinically suitable for the intervention for a particular reason.

Adults (aged over 14) on ART for at least four weeks who had a CD4 count over 100 were included in the study once they were assessed as clinically suitable for nurse led follow-up by a medical officer.

Eligibility criteria are: those on maintenance or self-care home HD, age greater than 17 years; clinically suitable for the study in the view of their treating nephrologist; pre-dialysis plasma [Na+] ≥ 135 mM; willing to participate and able to provide consent.

Our study was limited to patients who were on long term acid suppression with proton pump inhibitors, who had symptoms that were reasonably controlled, and who were clinically suitable for either policy; it is to these sorts of patients with GORD that the results are generalisable.

"This study provides a clinically suitable approach for personalising antidepressants therapy.

This study aimed to provide a robust, clinically suitable quantification approach for the third-generation TSPO ligand [18F]GE-180 in MS patients.

Although microarray-derived multigene predictors of hormone receptor-negative (HRneg) and/or triple negative (Tneg) breast cancer recurrence risk are emerging, to date none have been transferred to clinically suitable assay platforms (for example, RT-PCR) or validated against formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) HRneg/Tneg samples.

Despite the effort to find easily accessible measures, no clinically suitable tests have yet been appropriately validated for FM.

It will improve the quality of life and rehabilitation for our patients, where it is clinically suitable.