Furthermore, we confirmed at this point that the disclosure of research results for clinical purposes, but not incidental findings (an area still under consideration), was beyond the scope of the original research purposes.
Any incidental border region of the cortex mixed in the outlined WM area was excluded from the analysis (Fig. 1, asterisk).
Incidental examination of this area carries a minimal cost and appears beneficial as a screening tool for carotid disease, although definitive testing must follow.
He appeared to be injured in the arm-wrist area after incidental contact along the boards in the third period.
Comparison of our findings with those of a recently published results of a large NCD survey of urban non-indigenous Guatemalans [ 12] is instructive, because that survey showed very similar deficiencies in knowledge and practice, especially in the areas of incidental diagnosis, diet, and medication adherence.
She added that the "incidental power" is a grey area, so "one can't say anything with confidence..
Differentiating cerebral malaria (CM) from other conditions causing fever and altered consciousness is a clinical challenge, owing to the non-specific clinical presentations of CM (fever, coma, convulsions) and the high prevalence of incidental parasitaemia in malaria-endemic areas [1], [2], [3], [4].
The original ACMG policy aimed to offer much-needed guidance in the area of so-called incidental findings, which are increasingly presenting a conundrum in medicine and research.
For methods that selected conservation areas, we measured effectiveness using two analytical approaches: (1) when representation targets for the surrogates were achieved (incidental representation), or (2) progressively as areas were selected (species accumulation index).
In a 71-page report, the rights group said the repeated use of air-burst white phosphorus artillery shells in populated areas of Gaza was not incidental or accidental, but revealed "a pattern or policy of conduct".
