The ESR-led European Commission study in the year 2013 demonstrated the inadequate status quo with limited availability of imaging referral guidelines in Europe, since 70%% of countries had some type of guidelines.
Two patients were deemed ineligible because of inadequate performance status and of unconfirmed histological diagnosis; these patients were excluded from the analysis.
The standard recommendations at a physical exam include measuring blood pressure and cholesterol and maybe performing an ECG, all of which are indirect and inadequate examinations of the status of the coronary arteries.
Apparently convinced that Bilton deserved further censure, an Editors' Note appeared, on March 21, in the Corrections section of The Times, declaring that his column "gave an inadequate account of the status of research about cellphone radiation and cancer risk".
Our hypothesis was that a small increase in the intake of Se in pregnant women of inadequate Se status would protect against the risk of pre-eclampsia, as assessed by biomarkers of pre-eclampsia, by increasing Se status and selenoprotein concentration.
We hypothesised that a small increase in the Se intake of UK pregnant women of inadequate Se status would protect against the risk of pre-eclampsia, as assessed by biomarkers of pre-eclampsia.
His attitude varied from rejecting such attempts as inadequate to according them the status of "fictions"[39].
Rather issues of geographic access, low status of women, inadequate or lack of education and poverty are the major determinants of service uptake [ 6, 14, 15].
The low status of women, poor maternal nutrition, inadequate prenatal care and the disproportionate burden of physical labour borne by mothers are some of the greatest impediments to improving nutritional status.
An expert panel that reviewed NHANES II nutritional biomarker data in 1984 found that the availability of data on these 2 biomarkers offered an opportunity to examine the prevalence of persons at risk of inadequate folate status (15).
