When the error frequency is high, precautions should be taken when replacing them by a mean value, because the surrounding values may also be errors themselves.
Patients with renal risk factors, such as hypertension, diabetes, age-related decrease in renal function, but also morphological abnormalities should be treated with higher precaution [13],[13].
Detection of mothers at a higher risk of dystocia is therefore important for higher precaution, close attention or preparation of cesarean section or timely labor induction in daytime when more manpower and experienced physicians are available.
Higher precaution must be given for mothers with a higher risk in term of close attention or preparation of cesarean section or timely labor induction in daytime when more manpower and experienced physicians are available.
We had been "changing" the oil pretty regularly (read: dumping in a quart here and there), but otherwise running the car pretty constantly without any high heat precautions.
Chicago authorities stepped up their high-heat precautions after a 1995 heat wave killed more than 700 people in less than a week.
Given the several life-threatening conditions associated with USA400 especially, we would rather apply higher safety precautions than actually required to guarantee the safety of our laboratory users.
Necropsy was performed with high-level precautions, including watertight clothes Pro-Tech "C" (Tyvek, Contern, Luxembourg) equipped with air filtration equipment and Proflow Automask Litehood face shields (Delta Protection, Lyon, France), and disposable lancets and forceps.
Sometime in the afternoon, I learned my first high-wire precaution: Secure your equipment.
Yet, although statistical significance was found in these results, exploratory analysis of linear measurements with high heterogeneity imposes precautions in the validity of these results.
