However, given the low treatment rates, and the comparisons of treated vs untreated individuals with AUDs (Rehm et al., 2015a, Rehm et al., 2014), it is reasonable to assume that the majority of people in specialised treatment qualify for a diagnosis of AD (Rehm et al., 2015b).
The care seeking behaviour remained the same as in other studies [ 25, 26], where the majority of patients went to specialised health facilities once they were sick.
In the majority of excretory organs ultrafiltration by specialised filtration cells produces a primary filtrate, which is modified as it passes along an epithelial tube, before being excreted.
The vast majority of those affected do not require specialised care, but can be adequately treated within primary care, some with varying degrees of specialist support.
The authors argue that screening the entire cancer population for distress, when the majority of them are resilient and will likely not be in need of specialised care, may not be the most efficient approach.
It can be observed that in majority of the nine sets of experiments in this table, the optimal combination for ChER incorporates the use of specialised pre-processing tools, feature set enrichment and abbreviation recognition.
Elsewhere, this has been described as 'a variant of specialised milking strategies' (Amanor 1995): the example of a study undertaken by Fricke (1979) is cited where the majority of stock were sold young, between the ages of two and three, with up to 15% of total sales consisting of heifers.
In 2001 the Health Counsel reported that only 1.6% of women were referred to a physiotherapist.[ 10] Thus, the majority of incontinent women were not referred to specialised therapy.
Indeed, the programs ensured that the vast majority of patients were accessing diagnostic facilities and specialised orthopaedic care early [ 2, 3], and almost all known scoliosis cases came from these screening facilities [ 12].
Such care, however, marks the beginning of specialised medical institutions.
