By the good results we now more often decide for this method because of the good effects and side-effects.
If this was confirmed, the surgeon could more predictably decide for each patient the specific consequences of the magnitude of the change in flexion gap (e.g. by increasing the polyethylene insert thickness) on 3D repositioning by considering the orientation of the PCL.
(N1) One Norwegian director mentioned the role of patients: "In the UK I think the doctor-patient relationship is more traditional, with the physician deciding for the patient, while here the patients are more involved in decision-making; and when given the choice they prefer the 'latest model"' (N1).
However, this percentage, although remaining a majority, significantly decreased for more invasive studies and when deciding for a loved one (for example, only 61% felt a surrogate-based lumbar puncture study was definitely or probably acceptable for a loved one) [ 22].
In today's confused mix of assertion, infotainment, opinion, pseudofact and spin, readers have a right to expect more -- more verification, more transparency, more evidence -- to decide for themselves the truth about issues as important as those raised in this book.
Surveys of jurors in capital murder trials have indicated they are more likely to decide for capital punishment, even before the guilt phase is over, if the victim is shown to be a stranger to the killer and to be arbitrarily chosen for death.
We also found that families with higher education were more likely to decide for withdrawal (84.2% vs 74.6%, P = 0.040).
As, in addition, a second order model requires estimation of more parameters, we decided for the first-order model.
We also found that for patients with severe a prognosis (OR 3.89, CI 1.81 to 8.34) and with metastasis (OR 2.32, CI 1.19 to 4.53), family members were more likely to decide for withdrawal of life support (Table 5).
"What we're seeing is more and more people deciding that staying quiet for the rest of their lives is no longer an option".
