Secondary prophylaxis should be offered if a patient develops FN, despite being in a low FN risk category, and it is judged important to maintain their DI.
The results of the case-matched study [ 19] are reported, despite the overlap of patients, because it is judged important to report both arms of the only study that included a comparator arm.
While it was judged important to set the threshold at the level of mild impairment to ensure sensitivity for detection of early dementia, impaired performance on one test may be explained by extraneous factors; consistent poor performance is much more likely to reflect genuine impairment.
This theory implies that no meaning accrues to one's life if one believes in, is satisfied by, or cares about a project that is not worthwhile, or if one takes up a worthwhile project but fails to judge it important, be satisfied by it, care about it or otherwise identify with it.
It recognizes outstanding achievement in chosen, rotating fields, judged important to the "past," "present," or "future".
That's why we judged important to mention this result as it helps in the understanding of one of the mechanisms of evolution.
Stressors that precipitated or contributed to the maintenance of CDH were judged important in 63% of the sufferers.
Outcome measures were those judged important to patients and health services.
These cases did not meet our definition for microbiological positivity, but may be judged important in some circumstances.
Since the reviewer judged important to mention sub-functionalization, a comment about that theory has been added on the manuscript.
With the exception of the QUALIDEM, these instruments do not sufficiently focus on the Qol domains that are judged important for people with dementia [ 23].
