More systematic and profound studies are needed, and the pertinent testing guidelines for immunological evaluation of nanoparticles need to be formulated quickly.
This preoperative evaluation included a focused history, physical examination and review of pertinent tests.
As HRFs are rare diseases mostly caused by single-nucleotide substitutions, genetic testing should be referred to specialised laboratories to ensure that pertinent tests are performed and proper information is reported to clinicians, particularly those inexperienced with HRFs.
Using a standardized data abstraction form, we reviewed the medical charts of all patients with radiologically-confirmed pneumonia from companies with elevated rates of pneumonia, and we collected data on symptoms of illness, past medical history, laboratory and diagnostic testing, pertinent exam findings, and recent treatment with antimicrobial medications.
It is pertinent to test and develop the most rigorous analytic techniques to test the latter association as they involve the use of complex longitudinal data, and appropriate statistical analysis of data obtained from longitudinal investigations remains an important but challenging problem.
According to specific hypotheses that might be pertinent to test, dedicated data analysis routines could be implemented using more advanced statistical strategies.
This patient did not exhibit clinically overt psychotic symptoms (delusions, hallucinations, or other perceptual disturbances); it would be particularly pertinent to test our hypothesis in a group of patients who do exhibit such symptoms (for example, delusions).
To maximize consistency in each examination a standardized manual describing the pertinent physical tests was conducted and followed thoroughly.
It is a mantra that is increasingly pertinent to tests in mathematics and science.
Neutral findings (indicated with a 'O' in the tables) are ones wherein the evidence is either not statistically significant, or it is only pertinent to testing a meta-principal, like the consistency of an argument or of a spatial property.
