However, when less susceptible organisms are present, the likelihood for treatment failure increases with intermittent dosing.
Scheduling to appointment time was a good predictor, and longer times increased the likelihood of failure (OR 1.29 for 7 to 21 days, and 2.38 for more than 21 days).
So we have over the years developed a very good system for cutting down the likelihood of failure.
A risk management software system for prioritizing pipeline maintenance/replacement typically computes a risk score aggregate for each asset based on Likelihood of Failure (LOF) and Consequence of Failure (COF).
Additionally, selecting only a small number of candidate markers for the verification increases the likelihood of failure.
This example illustrates the clinical value of migration thresholds for early identification of THAs that have a high likelihood of failure at long-term follow-up.
Both examples illustrate the clinical value of the migration thresholds for the early identification of THPs with a high likelihood of failure at long-term follow-up.
The ranking system is not intended to measure the likelihood of failure, but the potential damage if failure occurs.
But for some reason, certain areas (namely, Silicon Valley) have a sort of antidote that reduces this inherent likelihood of failure.
What is the likelihood of failure (usually the higher the better)?
