Considering these moderators in clinical decision-making could contribute to matching treatments and health service users in a more personalized and effective way.
Understanding the role of men in their spouses' contraceptive decision-making could contribute to efforts aimed at increasing uptake of contraception in Africa's most populous nation.
If the anticipation of counterfactually mediated emotions plays a key role in decision-making in adults (Coricelli et al., 2007), immaturities in the genesis or use of counterfactually mediated emotions such as relief and regret during decision-making could contribute to risky decision-making in adolescents (Steinberg, 2008).
Marshall was a close friend of Angelou's, and it's possible that her portrait of a first-generation American girl who goes to visit her grandmother in Barbados was a touchstone of sorts for the voice that Angelou developed in her own memoir: conversational, but achingly aware of the ways in which what James Baldwin called "the Old Country" could contribute to the making of the new black woman.
In a research context proxy ratings may allow to reduce bias from patients droping out of studies because of deteriorating health and in a clinical context proxy-ratings could contribute to medical decision making.
For those valuable information contained in Taiwan's NHIRD, to examine the rural urban disparity of medical service utilization for GI diseases could contribute to the policy making in the future.
Thus, RBP4 could be a cost-effective, easy to obtain, novel risk biomarker, that could contribute to improved clinical decision making and management of patients at risk of CAD.
But he was a musician, not a diplomat; he could contribute only through his music-making, and he viewed this orchestra as a symbol of how the world could change if the mentality of enough people could be turned around.
The nature of medical transport and the heterogeneity of patients who are transferred present unique challenges in designing and conducting clinical research trials that could contribute to the evidence-based decision making for patient care and transport.
OF hypofunction impairs reward and decision-making mechanisms [7, 8], occurs in substance abusers, and could contribute to medication overuse in CM patients.
