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If interventions were focused on patients above the 90th centile of lifetime risk, then a person at high lifetime risk might receive treatment at an early age (such as the 31 year old woman in clinical example 2) even though cumulative absolute risk would remain well below 20% for the next 30 years (see fig 3).

For visualization, the maximal intra-reader as well as inter-reader differences and their consequences on the clinically important 18F-FET PET parameters are presented in clinical examples (see Fig. 4).

As new advances are made in clinical case definitions, for example, through the International Consensus definition, further valid prevalence studies may be expected.

Nanorobots enter from the upper side of breast and exit from the lower side of the breast in the clinical example.

In the clinical example described above (a young patient with a first major depressive episode), whether a diagnosis of major depressive disorder or bipolar II disorder is made will have a large and significant impact on the future treatment, and especially the long-term treatment.

In the clinical example, two initially balanced confounding variables became imbalanced after stratification by age.

In this clinical example, a patient monitored with a PAC was given fluids and dobutamine.

In this clinical example, old age and presence of cardiovascular co-morbidity were related (odds ratio = 11).

We illustrate the proposed methods' application in a clinical example involving the prediction of peri-operative mortality after elective abdominal aortic aneurysm surgery [ 22].

Similar to the hypothetical data presented above, in this clinical example tests for heterogeneity on aggregated data did not concur with the test for heterogeneity on individual patient data.

For instance, a doctor in one clinical example found it easier to concentrate while chewing gum during operations.