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The major pitfall of PET in evaluating for distant metastases is lack of sensitivity in detecting very small lesions, due to limited spatial resolution.
Negotiators can typically avoid these pitfalls by evaluating (for example, in practice interviews with friends) how others are likely to perceive their approach.
35, 36 In contrast, the specificity of MiTF in melanocytic lesions is less, and the widespread use of this biomarker alone in evaluating melanocytic lesions is an important pitfall.
Our combined experience in evaluating, advising, and investing in hundreds of marketplace businesses (including several mentioned in this article) suggests that other pitfalls can derail marketplaces: growing too fast too early; fostering insufficient trust and safety; resorting to sticks rather than carrots to deter user disintermediation; and regulatory risk.
For all relevant monoclonal antibodies, the experience of all centers (advantages, disadvantages and pitfalls) was evaluated in regular meetings of the study group.
Table 3 Pitfalls in the evaluation of abdominal pain in the elderly Pitfalls 1. Relying on normal laboratory results to rule out AMI. 2. Misdiagnosing AMI as gastroenteritis.
We have evaluated the pitfalls in reporting sample size calculation in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) published in the 10 highest impact factor anaesthesia journals.
Pitfalls to avoid when evaluating the urinary tract include the following: Incorrectly ascribing hydronephrosis to obstruction in a patient with a full bladder or one who is over hydrated.
Some frequently observed pitfalls in the way multimedia applications are tested and evaluated are discussed next.
To avoid pitfalls in image interpretation, DWI and the derived ADC maps must be evaluated in conjunction with morphologic images.
Rutjes et al. [ 9] provides a thorough discussion of the pitfalls faced by clinicians when evaluating medical tests in the absence of a true gold standard.
