The main finding is that REP had a significant effect on the adoption of post-combustion technologies.
In particular, the effect of REP speeding up the pace of adoption of post-combustion technologies is considerably larger in those counties where stringent standards are in place.
Income may also increase existential security, leading to the adoption of post-materialist values and secular identity (Inglehart 1990).
The adoption of post-accident conducts can be decisive for minimizing or avoiding the acquisition of diseases as a result of the occupational accident.
We aimed to quantify the survival and degree of neurological impairment in OOHCA patients admitted to our ICU since the adoption of post-OOHCA bundles.
During this expansion, the city had many "firsts" in the state, with the founding of institutions and adoption of inventions: post office (1836), naval base (1836), Texas chapter of a Masonic order (1840); cotton compress (1842), Catholic parochial school (Ursuline Academy) (1847), insurance company (1854), and gas lights (1856).
Putin commemorated the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the post-Soviet constitution in December 2013 by ordering the release of some 25,000 individuals from Russian prisons.
Soon afterwards, the government established a Constitution Commission to facilitate the adoption of a post-Soviet constitution.
Many expected to witness the adoption of a post-Kyoto Protocol global climate agreement in Copenhagen, which was dubbed "Hopenhagen" for the event.
Though strongly committed to sleek "Miesian" minimalism inspired by the German/ American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, they also developed a strand of contextualism in advance of the wider adoption of commercial Post-Modernism as an architectural style in the 1980s.
Such tools necessitate the adoption of rigorous post-discharge follow-up, especially due to the poor predictability of which type of ICU experience will precipitate the development of PTSD.
