In a clinical study, the most often reported clinical presentation in ependymoma patients was seizure and medically intractable epilepsy [ 38].
Orthodontic palatal expansion appliances have been widely used with satisfactory and, most often, predictable clinical results.
Unlike most frontotemporal dementia gene mutations, heterozygous R406W tau mutation carriers most often develop clinical Alzheimer's disease.
Most often the clinical diagnosis of reflux and the decision to employ therapeutic interventions is made by clinicians based on signs and symptoms presented by the patient.
Among the most often observed clinical manifestations of SLE, are: malar rush, photosensitivity, arthralgia, and laboratory abnormalities (anemia, leucopenia, or thrombocytopenia).
In contrast, previous studies that have characterized the growth effect of antimicrobials on E. coli were based on manual growth curves for a limited number of strains, most often of clinical origin [ 32– 32].
The criteria used most often for clinical diagnosis of nosocomial pneumonia are fever, with a temperature > 100.4°F (38°C); leucocytosis or leucopenia; a new or increasing pulmonary infiltrate on chest film; purulent tracheobronchial secretions; and a sputum Gram stain with many polymorphonuclear leucocytes, fewer than 10 epithelial cells, and a predominant pathogen.
The staging of disease is most often determined by clinical symptoms using a variety of measurement devices.
Acquisition times recommended by the manufacturer are most often used in clinical routine, even though the actual influence of acquisition time upon SUV is not fully known.
The absorbed doses that are presented refer to the whole mean absorbed kidney dose, as it is most often presented in clinical studies [10].
