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In addition, frequency-domain analysis of LTI is investigated to give a viable guideline of parameter tuning.

It is hoped that the procedure described will serve as a practical and viable guideline for practitioners to develop further sets of lower level PVLTs that are valid and reliable.

In this guideline, viable HCC is defined as uptake of contrast agent in the arterial phase of CEUS; while complete response is defined as disappearance of any intratumoral arterial enhancement in HCC lesions [ 22, 23].

However, randomization concerning guideline-adherent treatment is not viable because we cannot assign guideline-adherent and non-guideline-adherent therapeutic regimens at random to patients.

32 The difficulties experienced in practice by our participating GPs led to suggestions of how to make evidence-based guidelines more viable in patients with multimorbidity a necessary step, since guidelines are indispensable in the current era, as was confirmed by the participants.

The results reported herein provide design guidelines and viable means of seeking cost effective methods of hydrogen production from industrial waste streams containing H2S.

It thus represents a viable critical appraisal approach for clinical guidelines for time-poor clinicians, policy-makers or managers.

In 2008, the AASLD-Journal of the National Cancer Institute guidelines formally introduced the concept of viable tumor and tumor necrosis in response assessment using the RECIST criteria; this amended version is referred to as the modified RECIST (mRECIST) criteria.

Revised Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) guidelines state specifically that GBS isolates remain viable in Amies transport medium for several days at room temperature.

They suggested amendments to the tender procedures, simplified regulatory procedures, improved forecasting, and simplification of the ARV guidelines as critical improvements to maintain a viable ARV market.

Our data are consistent with previous studies and suggest that lactate clearance is a viable quality improvement goal for hospitals implementing the SSC guidelines to optimize outcome in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock.