In a paediatric setting, risk-based follow-up has been recommended, whereby patients are stratified to services (primary care based, nurse led or consultant led) depending on their treatment history and likelihood of further health problems (Oeffinger et al, 2000; Wallace et al, 2001; Geenen et al, 2007).
This allegation is rejected by the Home Office, which said officers did not prioritise cases depending on the likelihood of success and added that "any decision to withdraw a case has to be approved at a more senior level".
These diary dates range from 6 months to 7 years, depending on the likelihood of medical improvement.
In the tracking process, each particle is weighted depending on its likelihood with the observation of the target object.
Ultrasound examinations and procedures carry different risks depending on the likelihood of exposure to the normal bacterial flora of patients (as discussed below), contact with body fluids and the degree of invasiveness of the US procedure.
Thus, MRI would prove cost-effective for selected patients depending on the likelihood of extracapsular spread.
The questionnaire has been validated [ 10], and subjects were categorized into three groups depending on the likelihood of having HP.
DIC is clearly influenced by the sample size because of the deviance measure depending on the likelihood, whereas for LS ¯ the number of sampling units does not impact scaling of the mean of the scores.
One may choose an azole, echinocandin, or amphotericin B product ± flucytosine depending on the likelihood of an azole-resistant or echinocandin-resistant isolate and the risk of not adequately covering the pathogen.
We have grouped these changes into three levels of significance (Table 1 ) depending on the likelihood that the classification change would impact care of the patient or the understanding of the patient's disease.
