Within person variability in headache day frequency has implications for the diagnosis of CM, assessing treatment in clinical practice and for the design and interpretation of clinical trials.
Diagnostic evaluation of SPNs is highly relevant because of the frequency and implications of this finding.
The first objective of this study is to assess the frequency and implications of the diagnosis of Type I MI in an undifferentiated ED patient population.
The differing behaviour of storage modulus and loss modulus with increasing frequency, has implications for mechanical damage to articular cartilage and the onset of osteoarthritis.
Numerous studies indicated that positive tests were associated with increased perinatal mortality, but while some tests had good sensitivity in detecting distress, false-positive rates were high for most tests, and questions remain about optimal timing, frequency, and implications of testing.
4 5 6 7 8 9 Currently, guidelines do not prescribe minimum testing frequencies and implications of exceeding recommended frequencies are not discussed, probably because of a lack of evidence that excessive testing causes patient harm.
This paper explores frequency-specific implications of measurement error for the design of stabilization policy rules.
However, due to the frequency of implication of 3q26 in disease progression from this assessment as well as published data [ 24- 26], this probe was retained for subsequent probe evaluation studies.
To describe the epidemiology, frequency, criteria and implications of the refusal to ICU admission based on futility in an ICU of 18 beds, in Granada, Spain.
Our increasing knowledge of the timing, sequence, frequency, and specific implications of these changes provides unique opportunities for earlier identification of aberrations and preventive interventions.
