During the 12 months after allocation, intervention and control children both had a mean of 0.9 incidental visits to their LEAP2 GP, and incidental visits to a non-LEAP2 GP were also similar (1.4 for the intervention children and 1.6 for the controls).
Incidental Intelligence: When Molotov visited Stanford University during his stay at San Francisco, the "Internationale" was played in his honor on the Hoover Memorial Chimes.
The degree of "seriousness" a visitor pays is rather incidental to the larger aim of the visit itself.
This is the common expectation, and it was found in this study that most patients (84 %) were told the news of their incidental finding in person at an office visit.
The hospital might offer easier access than outpatient clinics, and, in the emergency department, it's less likely that they'll be asked to return for follow-up visits". Adrianna McIntyre in the Incidental Economist.
The inventor of the candid & concealed dictaphone ventured out to the World's Fair, & fell in with a party of visiting notables who were… Incidental Intelligence: The Carnation Milk Company now has a radio program on WEAF.
The New Yorker, September 15 , 1951P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: Four ladies in Roslyn who all visit their psychiatrist in the city four times weekly have formed a car pool.
By R. Rosen and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, September 15 , 1951P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: Four ladies in Roslyn who all visit their psychiatrist in the city four times weekly have formed a car pool.
The adrenal mass was an incidental finding, after all, but it had completely steamrolled our visit.
Patients will receive findings associated with colorectal cancer in a first return of results visit, and findings not associated with colorectal cancer (incidental findings) during a second return of results visit.
