The present literature review shows that ICP is likely to increase, and there is a substantial risk for aspiration or VAP in this position.
Most injuries were from trauma, but a substantial number were caused by aspiration of, or immersion in, saltwater that may have been contaminated by soil, sewage, or other environmental sources.
In either case, they perform the function of the articulation of the interests and aspirations of a substantial segment of the citizenry, usually in ways contended to be promotive of the national weal".
In his essay, West wrote that "demographics and income sources have coalesced to create two cultures – one of a substantial 'underclass' with a culture of low aspiration, and the other of a smaller, comfortable, government-dependent middle class".
While these tactics conformed to the national government's political priorities, they were a substantial setback for municipal Shanghai's global aspirations.
This necessitates the controlled movement of picoliters of fluid, and hence affects both aspiration and deposition, resulting in a substantial decrease in positioning success rate, and an increase in operation time per cell.
Rolls and Deco (2010) have epitomized this aspiration for computational neuroscience, producing a substantial body of work that merges critical features of brain structure and function into neural models that provide testable explanations of behavioural phenomena.
The counterargument is that ETA has survived 30 years longer than these groups because its aspirations for independence are shared by a substantial sector of the Basque population.
Formed in 2001 to back Mr Yudhoyono's presidential aspirations, it relies on his popularity for its success but still lacks a substantial grassroots organisation or clear policy programme.
We made a substantial bid.
A substantial and satisfying volume.
