By this interpretation, increased IIP length would result in increased moment arm for adduction of the distal phalanx and its attached predigital 1° feather.
Thus, the GP's symptom interpretation increased the diagnostic interval for the group interpreted to have 'vague' symptoms (32.7% of all cases) and the group interpreted to have 'serious' symptoms (19.2% of all cases).
As one interpretation, increased awareness among students (who reported on teacher intervention) may have increased expectations of teacher intervention and differential reporting post-law.
The phenomenon of patients being sent home prior to EP and patient notification of a revised diagnostic imaging interpretation increases the potential for an adverse patient outcome.
In this case, standalone performance of the algorithm could have exceeded that achievable through visual interpretation, increasing the chances of CADx having a significant impact on reporters' decisions.
Development and perfection of ellipsometer systems as well as progress in data interpretation increased their acceptance as a thin-film metrology tool of choice for semiconductor and other industrial applications.
Interpretation Increased intracapsular pressure varied with different positions, indicating the presence of synovitis resulting from early osteoarthritis in dysplastic hips.
In line with this interpretation, increased NGAL concentrations have been found in the blood of patients with acute bacterial infections and during experimental human endotoxemia [ 34, 35].
The strength of this multi-case study is that it offered in-depth descriptions and interpretations increasing our understanding of nuances in decision making in dementia care.
Evidence showed perceived threats, which are often given socio-cultural interpretations, increased women's anxieties, driving them to seek multiple sources of care.
In Yiddish folklore, sliced carrots are associated with gold coins and carrot tzimmes are eaten as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune or, according to another interpretation, to increase merits over shortcomings.
