Our earlier recommendation, based primarily on new leadership and a shift in company strategy, appears to have been correct, as indicated by the positive move in share price.
For vitamin D, the IOM recommendations are based primarily on bone health outcomes.
This is because guideline age recommendations are based primarily on considerations regarding the tradeoffs between population health benefits and population health costs.
Although these recommendations are based primarily on the low-density lipoprotein cholesterol LDL-C -loweringg benefits of tree nuts, 4 the cardiovascular risk reduction seen with tree nuts is beyond that which would be predicted by this effect alone.
These recommendations are based primarily on the usual time to radiological maturation that is seen with SCI and, in the case of TBI, the added time for motor recovery to occur.
These recommendations are based primarily on evidence from the 2001 trial by Rivers and colleagues, which showed that EGDT reduced the absolute risk of in-hospital mortality by 16%%.
Although the literature provides recommendations for the use of frequencies, graphical displays and short-term risks such as age-related risks (i.e. risks for the next ten years) in risk communication, these recommendations are based primarily on research using hypothetical scenarios.
While we recommend the continued practice of PMTCT for HIV, and malaria chemoprophylaxis in women of low parity, these recommendations are based primarily on demonstrated benefit for maternal or other fetal/neonatal outcomes, rather than definitive impact on stillbirths or perinatal mortality.
This recommendation was based primarily on their belief that patients' spiritual well-being was a prevalent aspect of their overall illness experience.
This recommendation is based primarily on metformin's glucose-lowering effects, absence of weight gain, generally low level of side effects, and relatively low cost.
