"Once upon a time dictatorial regimes doctored photographs in the darkroom, removing a figure here, adding one there, so as to produce what looked like realistic evidence to back up their reconstructions of history; nowadays it can happen, or it soon will be able to happen, with video running at full speed in real time.
This provides realistic evidence to support the role of LDTDs in linking heterosexuals and IDUs.
Patients with metastatic breast cancer are treated with anticancer agents in addition to bisphosphonates, and studies in animal models that mimic this situation would provide more realistic evidence with regard to survival.
It's also vital to work with young people to develop new types of realistic, evidence-based and non-judgmental digital sex education environments, harnessing the creative energy going into developing ways to hide online activity, such as disguising apps on the home screen.
After accounting for these additional costs, advocates can provide policy makers with realistic, evidence-based goals for medicine price determination that ensure the viability and sustainability of pharmacy businesses.
In all studies by Praworphardjono and Tarasoff, no difference of incidence of headache between placebo and MSG administration was found and the authors concluded that rigorous and realistic scientific evidence linking CRS to MSG could not be found.
Early prediction of short term outcome in terms of case-fatality may support clinical decision making and may provide realistic and evidence based expectations to patients and relatives.
The MoH should also keep in mind that in order to gain MoF's engagement in a user fee exemption/abolishment policy, it needs to provide realistic and evidence based projections of how much money is needed for compensating the revenue losses.
"We have a government that's focused on an ideological position when it comes to marijuana, instead of a realistic pragmatic evidence-based position marijuana," Ms Davies said.
Furthermore, prognostic models have an important role in randomized controlled trials (RCT), for stratification [ 1] and statistical analyses that explicitly consider prognostic information, such as covariate adjustment [ 2, 3], and may provide realistic and evidence-based expectations to relatives.
Ultimately, what the case of the mesosome shows is that, in realistic cases, the evidence for some theoretical entity is discordant (Stegenga 2009), meaning that some findings supported the existence of mesosomes whereas others did not.
