It associates a vital risk imposing immediate symptomatic treatments and an etiological approach.
SBC occurs in close proximity to a vital tooth and is not associated with bone swelling unless there is associated infection.
Moderate efficacy of the influenza vaccine, continued questions regarding the value of treatment with antivirals, and a growing self-care movement have led to increased use of over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, which play a vital role in managing symptoms associated with mild to moderate influenza and provide an estimated US$102 billion in annual savings for the US healthcare system.
Wetlands provide a vital resource to ecosystem services and associated rural livelihoods but their extent, geomorphological heterogeneity and flat topography make the representation of their hydrological functioning complex.
It was revealed that the time lapse plays a vital role in controlling deformations and associated stresses developed in the tunnel lining.
Thus, when firms look to engage in global partnership formations, access to information about the network structure becomes a vital asset in mitigating the uncertainties associated with the partnership formation dynamics; particularly when bridging structural holes in the network.
Saba is home to a vital percussive music tradition, most closely associated with private parties, using instrumentation similar to Curaçao, Bonaire and Aruba.
This is a vital consideration because of the dangers associated with poor organisational planning and implementation of HIT, and the potential for unintended adverse consequences, workarounds and risks to the quality and safety of patient care.
This is a vital check because there are risks associated with expired or unsterile fluids infused in patients.
GET A CELLPHONE -- In emergencies, a cellphone can provide a vital link to family, friends or business associates.
One expert, Dr. Frederick W. Mowrer, an associate professor at the University of Maryland, may have isolated a vital element.
