Sentence examples for outcome to recommend from inspiring English sources

88 None of the current definitions of low birthweight has a good enough predictive ability for adverse outcome to recommend their superiority in clinical practice.

The aim of this study was to describe the clinicopathological features of idiopathic inflammatory polymyopathy in the Hungarian Vizsla, in particular to emphasise the diagnostic approach, treatment, outcome, and to recommend guidelines for breeding practices.

These trials, however [ 8– 10], included only 350 women in total and used only 7-day point prevalence of smoking abstinence as a primary outcome, leading authors to recommend replication in more robust designs, using larger samples and standardized assessments of continuous abstinence.

This includes an absence of data regarding quality of life/psychosocial outcomes, adherence to recommended screening regimens and long-term recurrence and survival data.

The outcome prompted the WHO to recommend this regimen as the first line treatment for VL in South Asia.

In relation to the derived literature-based outcome domains, an online survey will be conducted to recommend important outcome domains for a COS.

Given that it is currently unclear if more frequent MRI testing contributes to identification of asymptomatic PML and the associated outcomes, it is premature to recommend any specific algorithm that might be used to more effectively identify this cohort of patients.

The exclusion of costs is very likely to have had an effect on the strength of recommendations, as studies were of varying quality, though evidence of benefits on an outcome were required in order to recommend an intervention.

Although side effects associated with older medications may justify the use of newer ones in individual cases, our study suggests that the additional costs of newer classes of drugs, when widely used in the large U.S. diabetic patient population, require that the value of these drugs be supported by substantial gains in health outcomes to be recommended on a population basis.

The main outcome measures included: adherence to recommended protocols and procedures in the antenatal and postnatal periods including: clinical, laboratory and ultrasound investigations; screening for gestational diabetes and Group B Streptococcus; brief intervention/advice on health-related behaviours and risks; and follow up of identified health problems.

Patients at high risk of poor outcome are recommended to be referred to physiotherapy.