The annual age-standardized incidence rates range from 56 per 100,000 Guineaa) to < 1 per 100,000, depending mainly on the availability of organized cervical screening programs.
For example, Moi cites a sentence in which Beauvoir seems to generalize about women's limitations, when she writes that French mothers are stymied "in spite of" the availability of conveniently organized day nurseries.
3.4 Vascular surgeon availability should be organized (CR).
Availability of an organized resuscitation programme is essential to prevent birth asphyxia.
Obviously, if availability is well organized, the utilization rate is higher.
In ECMO, the use of so-called 'ultra-protective' ventilation with volumes below 3 mL/kg should be evaluated in terms of prognosis [ 12]. 3.4 Vascular surgeon availability should be organized (CR).
As the security of female SBAs was identified as one of the barriers to ensuring service availability, meetings were organized with the HFMCs, mothers groups, youth groups and other relevant actors in the community to discuss the situation and agree upon the mechanisms to improve the security situation of SBAs.
They found significant differences between a large HMO practice and private practices, and concluded that the "practice setting strongly influenced providers' behavior, and settings differed by continuity of care, availability of resources, and organized support for risk prevention" (p. 42).
Those who preferred GRC interpreters appreciated their professionalism (translation quality and confidentiality), whereas those who preferred ad hoc interpreters highlighted their practical advantages (immediate availability, easier to organize).
Where cities were once organized around the availability of coal, steel, transportation or labor, as Joel Kotkin noted in "The New Geography: How the Digital Revolution Is Reshaping the American Landscape" (2000), they now cluster around entrepreneurs, geeks and espresso bars.
