This article outlines the author's position on neck modularity, the advantages and disadvantages in clinical practice, and the considerations for its continued use.
However, the IS 6110-RFLP technique has many disadvantages in routine practice: it is laborious, requires trained staff, replies on microgram quantities of purified DNA, and has poor discriminatory power when applied to isolates with low IS 6110 copy numbers [ 5, 6, 8].
To investigate predictors of patient recruitment by GPs, variables associated with the number of patients enrolled by each GP in univariate analyses (p < 0.1) were entered into a least squares regression model with adjustment for intervention group and GP demographics (age, gender, social disadvantage in GP practice location [low versus high]).
(C65) As we have revealed more disadvantages in current medicine practice, so the lack of humanity in medical practice has become a vital issue for the women.
But there is a disadvantage in that, in practice, for some systems it is impossible or very difficult to obtain the exponential synchronization conditions.
Indirect discrimination is where an employer operates a policy that on the face of it has nothing to do with discrimination but in practice disadvantages one group of people more than another.
This list consisted of the following broad themes: the value of CDSSs in a primary care setting, CDSSs in an ideal world, experiences with using CDSSs with the example of NHGDoc, perceived advantages and disadvantages, and barriers to using them in practice.
In the US this is considered primarily from the perspective of racial disparities, in the UK there is a greater focus on socio-economic disadvantage, though the two are associated in practice.
In practice, trays have many disadvantages which include sticking of the dried products to the trays, difficulty in loading and unloading, hygiene among others.
However, both have disadvantages in use in research and practice.
