Estimated life expectancy 2. Expected outcome of treatment directed at the disease 3. Performance status, 4. Symptom and problem burden 5. Preferences of patient, family or healthcare professional.
Appraisal rights are a wholly expected outcome of a merger, and so it is hard to see how their exercise could trigger the MAC clause.
Mr. Haacke's artwork, a text screen-print on paper, presents the findings of a survey of visitors to one of his exhibitions in 1972 as to the expected outcome of the forthcoming presidential election.
So many died that, while the percentages of elderly patients were going up for other local doctors -- an expected outcome of an aging population -- Dr. Shipman's percentage rapidly moved down.
An expected outcome of this status is the burgeoning number of early stage companies based on mobile robot technology.
In this study, fairness relates to the expected outcome of reporting own travel data.
A stereotype contains certain features of agents and an expected outcome of the transaction.
Unlike classification or clustering, regression is used in quantification of particular dependent variables (expected outcome of the experiment).
Expected outcome of CCB analysis usually include 2D section with stacked traces and a crossplot of stacked amplitudes against bin depth.
Recent studies have identified OHS thresholds to aid the clinician in presenting the expected outcome of surgery in a meaningful way to the patient [6].
Prior knowledge of the likely or expected outcome of a forensic investigation has been shown to produce biases in the results obtained, reducing objectivity.
