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HER2 status may be assessed by testing either the gene or protein in each tissue sample using FISH and IHC testing, respectively; however, in the case of an initial negative test by either testing methodology, one should consider testing by the other methodology, especially in the presence of high-risk clinical or pathologic features.
"After this case report, we should consider testing larger populations of patients.
If radial head fractures are operated on, one should consider intraoperative tests to check for longitudinal forearm instability (Smith et al. 2002, Soubeyrand et al. 2006).
Also, if the Testing Lab assay time is 3 days or less, one should consider having the Testing Lab batch samples (e.g., only running the assay twice a week) if that would reduce cost while still providing acceptable TAT.
One should consider that the test results do not quite discriminate between retention of old knowledge, acquired by either traditional methods or PBL, and the presence of knowlegde acquired after the randomised intervention.
Since we did not detect clinical features of OA one should consider a more sensitive testing system for gait analysis such as the so called "cat walk" which is an automated quantitative gait analysis system for rodents in the future.
Strictly speaking one should consider these mammals too and test for presence of the parasite.
With this test one should consider whether all item scores are expected to change when the construct changes.
Therefore, one should consider the development of combined tests indicating in blood, first the presence of tumour DNA, then the status of KRAS.
When the administration of test compounds is waterborne, one should consider the differences in solubility, stability, and means of transport to target tissues that exist between the test compounds and that influence the magnitude of biological response.
In evaluating non-inferiority for a clustered matched-pair study, one should consider all of these issues when choosing an appropriate test statistic.
