During our initial visit, Nurse 1 suggested that a substantial process improvement could be gained if the nurses had direct access to the list of medication from the patient electronic Emergency Care Summary (ECS).
Our analysis of various land plants, chlorophytes, red algae and Marchantia confirmed this hypothesis in liverworts and suggested that ancient plants had one or only a few bHLH genes and that all modern plants, including Marchantia, have bHLH proteins that are descended and radiated from these predecessors by a process that involved a substantial number of gene duplication events [ 91, 92].
The most immediate practical impediment to independent and third-party bids has always been the difficulty of getting on the ballot in all 50 states, a complex process that requires substantial time, money and organization.
Insect Vgs are synthesized in the fat body in a process that involves substantial structural modifications (e.g., glycosylation, lipidation, phosphorylation, de-phosphorylation, proteolytic cleavage, etc). of the nascent protein prior to its secretion and transport to the ovaries (for a review see [ 56, 57]).
The development of residential areas over time is a complex process that is characterised by substantial spatial and temporal variation.
Demonstrators and opposition lawmakers had shown strong resistance to the use of Albanian soil to dispose of chemical weapons, a process that would create substantial amounts of toxic waste.
The move means the proposed deal will face substantial scrutiny on antitrust questions, a process that could take months.
The daily fluctuation of relative humidity and temperature affects pore solution thermodynamics of building materials inducing salt weathering, a process that can generate substantial stress in rocks [19, 30].
Most importantly, the blood concentration must be maintained within a narrow therapeutic window to balance antithrombotic benefit against the risk of bleeding, a process that is complicated by substantial heterogeneity of response.
However, fixing the problem of an educational process that is resistant to creativity requires substantial changes in thinking.
