But we sought a more comprehensive account of heart failure's events and their cumulative economic burden among a community-based population, so we predict overall expenditures.
More comprehensive risk chart for NIV failure has been also proposed including also other clinical parameters such as respiratory rate, severity score, and neurological status [ 15].
Kezia Dugdale, leader of Scottish Labour, has said she will not resign, and there is finally a grim-faced acceptance by party veterans that this failure is larger and more comprehensive than anything that can be remedied by a mere change of leadership.
He said Washington's failure to agree on more comprehensive changes to immigration policy led to the change.
The ARI scores were used as a more comprehensive means of defining the sites of bond failure between the enamel, resin, and bracket base.
Post-cardiac arrest syndrome resembles multiorgan failure or septic shock but with a more comprehensive meaning.
A more comprehensive examination of baseline values, including time to first organ failure, bleeding risk and organ dysfunction, might have allowed us to assess better whether notable differences between groups existed.
The purpose of the study was to construct a more comprehensive definition of clinical success and to identify clinical predictors of failure.
The reason for this failure is partially due to the need for a more comprehensive knowledge of the major pathophysiological factors that contribute to the disease process and progression.
Because weaning failure often results from a complex interplay of factors, a more comprehensive integrative index may prove superior.
