In addition, the analysis of dynamic enhanced MR imaging was limited to qualitative analysis and simple descriptive statistics and aimed to evaluate predominant clinical practices.
The predominant focus of research, policy initiatives, clinical practice recommendations and health education has been postnatal depression, but there is increasing evidence that postnatal anxiety disorders are at least as common, but less well recognised than depression [ 4, 5].
The predominant treatment pathways showed that NHS clinical practice reflects the best available evidence on clinical and cost-effectiveness, despite a paucity of guidelines outlining best practice and individual clinicians having to rely on their own clinical experience and personal interpretation of current evidence to guide practice.
If risks can be predicted reliably, it would be possible to deviate from the existing clinical practice and replace predominant DES treatment with either BMS, for patients with low risk of future restenosis, or CABG for patients at high risk of death, myocardial infarction, or thrombosis.
In addition, WC as a clinical measure is prone to substantial measurement error [ 41] and is not consistently used in clinical care, while BMI z-scores are readily available and are the predominant tool recommended for adiposity assessment in clinical practice [ 42].
Traditionally, in clinical practice hyperketonemia and diabetic ketoacidosis were predominant medical conditions in persons with type 1 diabetes.
A study arm in which colloid was the predominant intravenous fluid provided is not generalizable to usual clinical practice.
Patients can be categorized into either postprandial distress syndrome (PDS) or epigastric pain syndrome (EPS) based on their predominant symptom; these subcategories appear to reflect accurately patients in clinical practice.
Whereas in clinical trials the highest degree of sensitivity in detection and responsiveness of active joints might be a predominant goal, it will be the least time-consuming method in clinical practice [ 24].
In everyday clinical practice one should try to combine the different HRCT patterns or identify the predominant pattern in order to make the correct diagnosis [2, 3].
