It appears to be a valid and useful tool, able to measure changes following therapy and whatever the kind of therapy, based on infraclinical information about the patient.
Dr. Bruce E. Wampold, a professor in the counseling psychology department at the University of Wisconsin, has found that a therapist's competence may be the most critical variable, whatever the brand of therapy.
For the next few weeks, we did all the therapy outside whatever the weather.
Indeed, the association of ESBL-E presence or absence in rectal swab and respiratory sample is relevant for the choice of empirical antimicrobial therapy, whatever the Enterobacteriaceae species.
This finding was in agreement with that of Dennis et al. (2005) who found a significant increase in the risk of BMD abnormality with the duration of AED therapy whatever the type of drug used.
Non-adherence: When a study participant does not receive the assigned therapy, whatever the cause and no matter how legitimate the reason.
From the six years of my analysis, or therapy, or whatever the hell it was, there are words that are as permanently etched in my brain as the words "E pluribus unum" are on the nickel.
Whatever the merits of this antibiotic therapy viewpoint for the medical practitioner, inferring causality from the probability that presenting ulcer patients show infection [i.e. conditional probability of Hp given ulcer, Pr(Hp|U ] is, as science, weak.
Whatever the mechanism, for the depressed a therapy that is relatively safe and long lasting is rare cause for cheer.
Whatever the mechanisms for the effect of OAD therapy, both clinical management and interpretation of epidemiologic data may be illuminated by this alteration of the FPG-A1C relationship.
