Promotions were based on merit tests.
Although this may depend of the doses used and be immunogen specific[63], triple prime-boost regimens were superior to the dual deliveries and merit testing in clinical trials.
Hypotheses for the displacement of Amerind by European strains that merit testing include differences in fitness per se, vs. selection for H. pylori genotypes that contribute to human host survival, variously during ancestral migrations, during the colonial period or in modern shantytowns.
These various hypotheses merit testing in the future.
4, 12 This presents significant practical difficulties: with such variability, it remains unclear what diagnostic guidelines merit testing for anti-AMPAR encephalitis, almost certainly resulting in underdiagnosis.
Animal models provide the best available method for predicting whether a candidate microbicide will be sufficiently selective to merit tests in human clinical trials.
Plasma proteins can be detected prior to treatment for oesophageal cancer that are associated with outcome and merit testing as prognostic and predictive markers of response to guide chemotherapy in oesophageal cancer.
The clinical peripherality index has potential value in conceptualising and modelling aspects of service provision and training needs for practitioners and has potential advantages over existing indices which merit testing in future studies.
An initial CDI severe enough to be the probable cause of admission, to merit testing on the basis of clinical suspicion, or to increase levels of inflammatory markers, in particular, C-reactive protein, increased recurrence risk.
Secondly, they must pass a "merits" test by demonstrating that their case is serious.
This means that although she meets the "merits" test for legal aid (as someone who says she is a victim of domestic abuse and has sought safety in a refuge), she can't prove that she has no funds and so fails the "means" test.
