Properly identifying the group of patients, if any, in whom the risk of these pitfalls is outweighed by the benefit of OAC interruption and bridging remains a challenge.
In order to minimize the risk of diagnostic pitfalls and subsequent under- or over-treatment, clinical, serologic and instrumental markers have been employed to estimate the likelihood of progression to RA in these subjects.
Mystical experience as such was given no special authority.Nelson Pike writes similarly about John of the Cross that John thought that, "The private experiences of individual mystics have no value whatsoever as sources of information, and that "To treat them as such is to risk a variety of pitfalls of considerable threat to the spiritual life" (Pike, 1986, p. 16).
But if you talk to folks working on behalf of the senator, they don't see themselves at risk of Dean-like pitfalls.
And so while the state-run media report on the ups and downs of the market, and even warn investors of the risks and pitfalls of investing, the press does not usually report on investors' anger.
Best of all, a simple, polite message on the card is the only personal touch a group gift needs, so you don't need to risk the pitfalls of a longer, more personalized message.
Though I was physically capable of winning the race, and still, even now, believe that I have the strongest kick and most endurance in my class, I knew that if I did not go out and take the lead I would be at risk of too many mental pitfalls.
The endorectal coil should be positioned correctly, in order to avoid the risk of incurring potential diagnostic pitfalls that could mimic the presence of PCa.
Given the prevalence of blood-borne infections among the target group, the recent upsurge in HIV infections and many years of strenuous efforts to minimise injecting risks, the pitfalls of distributing a multi-dose injector have to be assessed.
