Finally, a more careful assessment of the cost-effectiveness of preventive interventions used and a more systematic evaluation of issues related to the emergence of drug resistance are necessary.
Thus, further investigation, at least in ICU patients at high risk for development of ICU-acquired pneumonia, is warranted, including a more systematic evaluation of issues related to the emergence of resistance.
We believe that the available evidence suggests that further investigation and consideration of this preventive strategy, including a more systematic evaluation of issues related to the emergence of resistance, is warranted, at least for ICU patients at high risk for development of ICU-acquired pneumonia.
He says he is seeing more reports on development, but he hopes the reporting can become more systematic to allow the issues to be put into context.
This led to a more systematic examination of these issues by means of more rigorous multi-centre comparative studies, which is also described.
In this paper we open up this 'black box' by bringing in social network analysis (SNA), which allows for a more systematic analysis of this issue.
More systematic assessment of this issue will help focus preventive intervention efforts.
The availability of gene expression data in nine organisms enables us to make a more systematic investigation on this issue.
Like the protest at the Brooklyn Museum, the outrage over the Lawson exhibition has less to do with specific institutions and more to do with the systematic issues of racism and inequality.
Inserting these kernels provided a more systematic approach to address the issues of diffusion of scientific innovation, raised by Rogers (1995), of relative advantage, compatibility, ease of use, trialability, and observability.
