But the BOA, which has given the Football Association responsibility for administering the team, is adamant there can be no discrimination in the selection of the squad on grounds of nationality, with Lord Moynihan telling the Evening Standard: "If Gareth Bale is eligible for selection, and if the FA determine that he is the best for the team, then he'll be selected - I would expect him to be.
However, the feedback from anesthesiology providers was that this protocol was forcing them to administer more fluids than they would feel comfortable administering and the team leaders decided to include stroke volume variation (SVV) as the trigger for fluid administration (Fig. 1) in order to increase the buy-in from clinicians.
Research indicates that incentives to encourage collaborative practice are more effective when administered to the team as a whole rather than separately to individuals within the team [ 71].
Structured questionnaires pre-loaded into smartphones were administered by the team nurse to collect both household-level and individual-level risk factors for brucellosis.
SA developed study design, administered the study team at the study hospital, performed data management and interpretation, and drafted the manuscript for publication.
After explaining the self administered tool to the team they were then allowed to sit on their own and read each statement and then graded the performance of the health facility on each statement.
The Giants rookie Ryan Deterding may not keep the haircut administered to him by the team's offensive linemen, and he may not fully appreciate the artistic vision required in its formation.
Over the course of 10 years, the team administered five intelligence tests and confidential surveys about marijuana use.
The team administered the drug isoniazid to those who were infected, which killed the myobacterium and put the brakes on the outbreak.
In the new study, the team administered oltipraz to 233 men and women in Qidong, China, who had detectable aflatoxin levels in their blood.
Active CD4+ cells evict HIV from its hiding place, and the team administered a new drug, T-20, to help mop up bursts of the virus after the cells spat it out.
