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Chronic patients without medication overuse are infrequent and a wider group could be really helpful to quantify the difference between the importance of medication overuse and chronicization in causing CPT reduction.
It would be helpful to quantify that prognostic value, as currently, there is limited information about the clinical course of patients with cervical pain [ 21, 22].
To evaluate the impact of these changes, the metabolism of methacetin by cytochrome P450 1A2 may be helpful to quantify the degree of liver failure.
Though a little more complicated, the equation derived from multiple logic regression analysis in this study may be helpful to quantify risk with more accuracy.
It would be helpful to quantify the impact of behavioural risk factors on these geographical inequalities in order to prioritise public health interventions.
Mechanical transmission: To understand the form and strength of selection shaping the evolution of HIV viremia it is helpful to quantify the important properties of HIV epidemiology in terms of a mathematical model.
We therefore suggest that the shear viscosity of the digestive fluid is unlikely to explain the retention of insects, although further investigation using standardized simple (non elastic) fluids would be helpful to precisely quantify a possible role of shear viscosity in trapping.
In these patients 68Ga-SSTR2 imightg might be helpful to evaluate and to quantify the SSTR2 expression and may predict the effect of treatment with somatostatin.
We found the Paley level of difficulty score in femoral lengthening helpful as a system to quantify the additive nature of these negative effects.
In order to develop a comprehensive public health response to optimise early childhood development, it is helpful if we are able to quantify the state of child development from a population perspective.
It would be helpful if the authors tried to quantify the degree of order and the extent to which the spindles are stereotyped, perhaps by measuring a 2D crystalline order parameter.
