So while a transition from normal to minimally overweight might increase the numbers of overweight, it might not reliably indicate a worsening threat to public health.
Minimally speaking, law might be seen as passive compliance.
Therefore, the possible advantage of these minimally invasive procedures might be weakened over the time making it of little value at the final assessment of outcome.
Resistance training as an accompanying treatment to chemotherapy has been minimally investigated, yet might counteract muscle degradation and inflammation caused by many chemotherapeutics, and thus forestall or reduce fatigue.
Moreover, this minimally invasive therapy might be even more effective than grid photocoagulation, which is the current standard of care.
It is also possible that simple life-supporting first aid (LSFA) rendered by uninjured or minimally injured bystanders might have resulted in lives being saved.
Hence, unexposed and minimally exposed women might have been less motivated to participate in the study, thereby possibly introducing selection bias toward those with higher pesticide exposure.
All of our grade 3a and 3b complications were seen after open SLND, hinting that the use of minimally invasive techniques might reduce surgical morbidity in this setting, including wound dehiscence and prolonged ileus.
These arguments have led some authors to consider that minimally invasive procedures might be favorable in terms of immunity when compared with invasive procedures due to the need to manage other changes driven by the "secondary aggressions", i.e., hypothermia, hemorrhage, and psychological factors such as anxiety.
8 This, together with the lower risk of serious complications, suggests that minimally invasive treatments might offer significant cost savings over transurethral resection, but the importance of these savings would need to be set against differences in effectiveness and subsequent treatment costs such as need for reoperation and safety within a formal economic evaluation.
