It will be important to evaluate the impact of these recent developments on prescribing errors to determine whether they lead to recognisable improvements in patient safety.
This leads to a clinically recognisable, well-defined target population for the implementation of new treatment strategies introducing combinations of cytotoxics with antiangiogenic (e.g. anti-VEGF) compounds.
Every lead leads to another lead.
In particular, Type II FCDs, which are often recognisable at the time of clinical screening, are characterised by an early onset of epilepsy, a high seizure frequency, and particular MRI and EEG (or SEEG) pictures [ 29- 32], and surgical treatment often leads to seizure freedom even over long follow-up periods [ 30].
Furthermore, introducing an evidence-based programme may lead to a more recognisable and consistent approach to parenting support by the PCH.
The presence in many of the conformational diseases of readily recognisable amyloid deposits led to the presumption that the diseases themselves were due to the formation of amyloid.
Even the trials originally considered at low risk of bias may in fact be trials with high risk of bias owing to lack of blinding despite the use of placebo, as methylphenidate gives rise to several easily recognisable adverse events that can lead to loss of blinding and influence the rating of symptoms and adverse events.
This led to a population explosion, he said, laying the seeds of a recognisable society in northern Britain.
(table 1) Possibly, the presence of a GPC could lead to more efficient use of ambulances by creating an accessible and recognisable alternative when people are anxious or worried.
In another trend, the Election Commission's rule stating that 30% of each party's candidate's should be women has led to the rise of the "caleg cantik" ("hot hopefuls") phenomenon, in which young, recognisable female celebrities stand as party candidates.
