This variable and uneven distribution of expertise observed in this study demands that we evolve a system in which excess capacity in one region may aid another, either through safe transportation of patients or short-term movement of equipment or personnel to existing or temporary facilities [ 33].
Adding an estimate of the NNT to gain, on average, one additional improvement, may aid interpretation of trials with continuous outcomes that are not intuitively understandable to patients, clinicians, and purchasers; few authors do this.
From this perspective of blame and personal responsibility, the theory of social conduct (Weiner 1995) helps explain how people socially respond to one another and may aid understanding in the root cause of clothing dissatisfaction for obese women.
One day, such models may aid the surgeon in preoperative planning or in the engineering of implant design, ultimately resulting in an improved clinical outcome.
Further, to construct for oneself or for one's community, an image of a person of high moral excellence, such as Jesus, and from the habit of seeking approval of this person for one's own acts, may aid that "real, though purely human, religion, which sometimes calls itself the Religion of Humanity, and sometimes that of Duty".
Hybridization has been hypothesized as one of many mechanisms that may aid the success of some invasive species (Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000; Gaskin and Schaal 2002, Rieseberg et al. 2007).
One possibility is that multiple preferences may aid in alleviating or preventing competition.
There is wide variability in the presentation of low back pain (LBP), yet if common characteristics emerge in the assessment that help to distinguish one pain profile from another, they may aid in initial decision-making by defining a dysfunction pattern towards which a targeted intervention is directed.
A mutation was identified in one unclassified SCST, demonstrating that genetic testing may aid in the diagnosis of histologically problematic or previously unclassifiable tumour types.
