As a result of many sedative-specific issues that may limit appropriateness or tolerance in certain patient populations, it is often necessary to have multiple agents available for use when managing patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) with a broad array of acute and chronic disease states.
However, immortalisation disrupts the normal cell cycle regulatory mechanisms, such as phosphorylation of Rb protein, limiting the appropriateness of using immortalised lines for studying cell cycle mechanisms.
The inconsistency of the available studies may limit the appropriateness of meta-analyses, yet support the overall conclusion of this systematic literature review.
Considering an empirical cut-off level of ≥ 20% of resistant organisms to an antibiotic as limit for appropriateness of this agent for empirical therapy of infection caused by gram-negative organisms, no data correction method would have yielded a different recommendation for empirical therapy.
The spokeswoman confirmed to us that the scope of the review was limited to the appropriateness of implied consent for direct care "as the legal basis when the data was shared".
It must be noted that the accuracy of all diagnostic tests is limited by the appropriateness of the tissue sampling.
Under the current rules, Y.A. literature doesn't have official limits as far as appropriateness and tone.
The measured loading spectra has been well within the calculated confidence limits, which proves the appropriateness of the new method.
Covariates included in such a model are limited by clinical relevance, appropriateness, and general confounder selection issues [ 14].
Third, we will have limited measures regarding the appropriateness of prescribing and patient or physician or pharmacist satisfaction.
Information on the choice and usage of antibacterials is also of interest from a clinical viewpoint in terms of efficacy, appropriateness and limiting the development of resistance in veterinary pathogenes, and might initiate therapy discussions both nationally and internationally.
