To say that they took vastly different approaches, with correspondingly divergent outcomes, would be an understatement on the order of a piano falling on your head.
Correspondingly, START outcomes were assessed as not clinically relevant, i.e., not representing a missing drug, if there was a clinical reason, such as an adverse drug reaction or a contraindication, not to treat the patient with the drug.
Because this group experiences a systematically different rate of alcohol-related harm compared with the general population, correspondingly different outcomes in our comparisons are expected, even if the SHeS accurately represents its target population.
In contrast, the sprawling set of SDGs approved in New York in September operates on the belief that the world is much more complex, and that achieving sustainable development and ensuring better health outcomes correspondingly requires addressing factors in the enabling environment and in wider underlying systems.
The limited evidence suggests that improved injection accuracy and correspondingly better clinical outcomes achieved with ultrasound guidance are also cost-effective.
A second agent would not be expected to increase bacterial clearance (and correspondingly fail to improve outcome) in this circumstance.
Correlations between free IgE and asthma symptom control in controlled clinical studies suggest that a more profound suppression of free IgE may translate to correspondingly better asthma clinical outcomes 14.
With in vivo exposures, we would also predict correspondingly different patterns of neurobehavioral outcomes between exposures greater than and less than the threshold for outright toxicity.
Correspondingly, other studies observed the best outcome in the scheduled surgery group among very elderly patients [22, 25].
Correspondingly, other studies observed the best outcome in the scheduled surgery group among very elderly patients [ 22, 25].
