It is, of course, difficult from these data to identify any particular change in practise that might be the major cause of such improvement in survival.
She declared that under Article 3(1) of the Federal Constitution, applicant Archbishop Tan Sri Pakiam had the constitutional right to use "Allah" in The Herald in the exercise of his right that religions other than Islam might be practised in peace and harmony in the country.
Individual practices are likely to have small numbers of patients requiring melanoma follow-up, which has the advantage that the programme may be incorporated into the primary care workload with minimal disruption and few resource issues, but the disadvantage that skills might be practised infrequently.
Physicians and midwives practising in different regions might be more likely to favour discretionary interventions for which strong evidence is lacking [ 26, 32].
The fear of many conservative MPs and religious leaders was, generally speaking, that their right to freely practise their religion in Australia might be imperilled by shifting national attitudes toward the LGBQTI+ community.
If organized militancy oriented towards a singular and despotic truth were to emerge once more, perhaps neo-Foucaldian critique, as a research project practised by a militant scholarly elite, might be appropriate again.
The two approaches that we used to estimate the percentile positions reflect two alternatives that might be employed by practising researchers.
However, group 2 dogs were included because excluding them might give the erroneous impression that this syndrome can be easily diagnosed by biopsy and exclusion of these cases would also lose clinical data that might be valuable to practising clinicians.
Given the large number of papers, statistical models, and risk scores in our final sample, we decided for clarity to highlight a small number of scores that might be useful to practising clinicians, public health specialists, or lay people.
For example, a GP practising CAM claimed that he might be more likely to suggest CAM when he is dealing with patients who are not "typical" CAM users, in order to offer them "another option" that the patient is unlikely to have considered.
