Britain's current approach is that doctors take a clinical decision, in conjunction with parents.
However, evidence indicates that many men would prefer to make a shared PCa screening decision in conjunction with their physicians [ 78- 81].
Table 3 shows that among those study subjects who reported having had influenza, the proportion of people who were seropositive was higher among those who reached a decision in conjunction with a health professional than among those who reported reaching a diagnosis on their own (including using a telephone helpline).
They want to make decisions in conjunction with their doctors, not have them dictated by a mandate from a health maintenance organization, a Republican Senate or an ultraconservative Supreme Court.
The level of repair analysis (LORA) can be used to make such decisions in conjunction with the decisions (3) at which locations to deploy resources, such as test equipment that are required to repair, discard, or move components.
Preoperative studies on biopsy specimens obtained by endoscopy might allow clinicians to make better-informed therapeutic decisions in conjunction with this marker.
In 14 accounts this decision was framed as a choice either against or without BHC medical advice, and in one case as a decision made in conjunction with BHC advice.
As its name implies, its job is to co-ordinate clusters once they are activated, a decision made in conjunction with the country in need.
Then there was the police's decision – taken in conjunction with the NPA – to offer three guilty men plea bargain and immunity deals in return for evidence fingering Dewani.
In our previous studies [18, 20] we analysed the performance of several classifiers (multilayer perceptron, support vector machine, Bayes classifier decision tree), in conjunction with dynamic and morphological features, separately using a ROI manual selection slice by slice.
Which you choose is obviously a decision made in conjunction with your preferred playing style.
