They also recommend mammography, but no evidence exists to inform frequency.
Understanding the time course of AEs will allow appropriate patient education, inform frequency of monitoring, and aid in the development of prevention and treatment strategies; it is particularly important given the clinical benefit obtained from adding EVE to EXE and the differential toxicities associated with this targeted agent.
Patients are informed about frequency, number of repetitions and the intensity at which they are to perform the exercises.
(b) Pro-social activities: children/adolescents informed the frequency of participation in social activities: religious [once a week (=1) vs. less (=0)], sports [frequently (=1) vs. non-frequent (=0)] and other leisure activities [frequently (=1) vs. non-frequent (=0)].
Pre-study pilot testing further informed the frequencies and volumes used for RAS enhancement.
There is disagreement as to whether patient stratification by a combination of diabetes, smoking, and genetic test results is useful for informing the frequency of dental prophylaxes.
Here, the results of a survey disseminated to the modelling community are presented in order to inform the frequency of use and applications of PBK models in science and regulatory submission.
There was no literature to inform the frequency of visits so the executives and investigators decided that the executive should visit their units during the daytime approximately once every four weeks for a total of 3 visits.
This schedule of visits is identical to that followed by the specialists running the Joint Melanoma Clinic at the ARI, and is informed by the frequency of visits recommended in national guidelines (Roberts et al, 2002; SIGN, 2003).
The posterior probabilities are informed by mutation frequency relative to a background model that incorporates mutation type and the gene-specific features mentioned above as well as position specific functional impact scores.
