High-value clinical care demands that we optimize both patient outcomes and costs.
Second, the high value of clinical and radiographic factors for screening high-risk populations for TB ("active case finding") must be distinguished from their low value in diagnosing symptomatic patients suspected of TB ("passive case finding").
The high sensitivity and specificity suggest its high value in clinical practice.
Since light reflected from retinal structures (e. g., the macula) often have unique spectral signatures which are commonly considered to be associated with specific ocular diseases [ 5], the capability of identifying these spectral signatures in-vivo will be of high value in clinical diagnosis and treatment.
From this point forward, TFI implies inverse-normalized, log-transformed TFI.The TFI demonstrated a clear gradient of distribution with very low values corroborating clinical hyperthyroidism and high values characterizing clinical hypothyroidism.
Contour plots showed that the patients with high values in clinical parameters concentrated in specific areas in each plot.
Together, our studies identify IGF1R as a high value target for clinical trials in high risk medulloblastoma.
Doctors attach a high value to their clinical autonomy, which is viewed by certain critics as a major barrier to changing doctors' behaviour [ 43].
So, producing high-moment magnetic nanoparticles in this range is of high value from technical and clinical aspects.
Comparative genetic analysis has a high value for evolutionary, biological, and clinical aspects and allows the establishment of animal models for understanding interspecies diseases and explaining phenotype genotype relationships.
The fact of our ultrasound scans were realized in different conditions becomes our results of high value to be used in the clinical practice.
