Some victims get meticulous treatment.
For these reasons, penetrating ocular injury require meticulous investigation and early intervention.
Moreover, despite the meticulous design of most intervention studies, many of them confirmed a statistically significant effect on the main outcome only in subgroup analyses [ 6, 10– 13] or the effect was confined to parts of the observation period [ 7, 8].
Pelvic floor exercises are difficult to learn without instructions (Messelink et al, 2005), and consequently, we offered the intervention group meticulous instructions in order to give the best opportunity to counteract adverse effects, which may have been superior to information from other sources, for example, the internet.
Despite the strengths of this study, such as the continuously supervised, diet-controlled intervention, noninvasive phenotyping, and meticulous exclusion of acute exercise action, possible limitations have to be addressed.
Before final inclusion, patients received meticulous verbal and written descriptions of the interventions and conditions and were requested to sign an informed consent form (directive 95/46/EC on data protection, in accordance with current legal provisions by the European Community).
But humans owe their predominance on Earth today to extraterrestrial intervention, and this realisation came from meticulous observations of the peculiar distribution of iridium.
"Engaging in the steps of an ethics analysis makes us meticulous in our reasoning, requiring us to advocate interventions on the basis of facts and not merely belief.
Meticulous thinking, explaining and articulating the theory behind an intervention is a prerequisite for effective mental health care planning, as well as for planning other complex interventions.
Meticulous technique is crucial to minimising risks during transarterial interventions, including correct choice of access site, proper closure, and appropriate management of antithrombotic medications.
