Aside from efficacy and safety considerations, it is also worth considering that algorithms for the management of MS in Europe/North America may not reflect practical issues relating to healthcare provision in Latin America [ 61].
Re "Computer Science Takes Steps to Bring Women to the Fold " (April 17): Women's avoidance of computer science may reflect a practical understanding of economic reality not available to the rarefied world of academia, which wants to see computer science as "fun and interesting".
Interestingly, based on the cutoff values developed in the training phase, the AUCs, though reducing, were still very favourable in the validation phase with values varying from 0.694 to 0.790, which may reflect the practical utility of individual miRNA in the diagnosis of the GNCA patients.
Among Mr. Quinn's explicit wishes for a pension systems overhaul is that it have bipartisan support, a notion that may reflect the only practical way such a shift in public sector workers' pensions could survive in Springfield.
These results may reflect the lack of practical or case-based teaching approaches to therapeutics which could be more adequate for transition to postgraduate training than the frequently undertaken theoretical approaches.
Many of the other associations that we found, although modest in size, may reflect the importance of more practical considerations.
18 Variability in the use of case-mix adjustment may reflect both ideological differences and practical uncertainties about when and how to adjust for patient case mix.
This suggests that practical barriers may reflect in part reduced motivation to take treatment, and, as such, addressing treatment beliefs would also be necessary to overcome them.
Regarding "Practical procedures", low self-assessment scores may reflect the same needs of improvement in medical curricula, namely more opportunities for practice in simulated and real patients.
Microarray analysis of peripheral blood cells is a practical approach to study gene expression changes that may reflect not only genetic predisposition but also presence and activity of disease, environmental modifier effects, and treatment responses [13].
