Recently, however, it was ruled that the characteristics of medical facilities and regions should be considered in judging the issue of whether the care provided was negligent or non-negligent [ 12, 13].
Besides the inherent weakness of eGFR values in the creatinine-blind ranges of low creatinine levels associated with laboratory errors, physiological aspects are also to be considered in judging renal function.
Critics like Mr. Coelho also point to a British government agency, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, or NICE, which considers costs in judging a treatment's effectiveness.
Because colour is considered immaterial in judging Whippets, they come in a wide variety of colours and marking patterns, everything from solid black to solid white, with red, fawn, brindle, blue, or cream.
Early weaning in Saimiri would suggest at first the reverse, but others factors should be considered here in judging whether or not Saimiri present a "fast" or " slow" life-history pattern.
Downing et al [ 18] highlights the key aspects to consider in selecting judges as their content expertise, familiarity with the examinee cohort and a good balance in gender, ethnicity, seniority and sub specialisation [ 18, 26] – our panel fulfilled all these requirements.
Related | Explain to students that they will now look at stories chosen over three different time periods to consider the differences in judging the importance of a story: The Times's front page for the day, Flocabulary's Week in Rap and Flocabulary's 2011 Year in Rap (found at the top of this post).
On the basis of available evidence, assessment of subclinical atherosclerosis should be considered in persons judged to be at intermediate risk by Framingham score, because test results may influence risk stratification and, consequently, the intensity of therapeutic intervention.
It apparently considers more elements in judging a position.
Here, we consider the process involved in judging treatment objectives, and whether their effects are in the best interest of the patient.
