Arguments have been made suggesting that perhaps randomized controlled trials are not the gold standard for evaluating complex programs such as DOTS, which entail more than simply direct observation of therapy (DOT), and that the diminished autonomy entailed by DOTS is counterbalanced by its focus on supporting adherence [ 29].
But according to Simon, "C" is a vision which entails something more than what already exists in A and B taken together.
Unavoidably, if perhaps unfortunately, Whitehead's panpsychism stands or falls with his entire metaphysical system which entails a more radical revision of our current scientifically based picture of the world than even panpsychism necessitates.
Thus a crucial aspect of a realistic situation is preserved, despite the fact that in 3 dimensions the number of neighboring cells is larger, which entails that more interferon molecules impinge on a cell's surface receptors.
Less frequently nodes spread up to the upper internal jugular chain (II) which entails a more extensive surgical approach.
These are valuable data because T2T strategies are often conducted in the setting of randomized controlled trials (RCTs), which entails a more controlled environment compared to routine care.
Probably, a more specific statement will be needed in order to determine what "important adverse (or unexpected) effects of an intervention" mean for the statement: whether it be statistical significance (which is influenced by the statistical power of the RCTs to detect harm), or clinical importance (which entails a more difficult definition).
On the other hand, the parking scenario, which generally entails more direct association with other actors over limited resources, would include a greater emphasis on other driver's intentions.
The discovery prompts the couple to shift focus to making an investigative documentary, which (conveniently) entails more POV camera work.
But there is growing concern about CT scans, which entail far more radiation and can raise the risk of cancer.
