Children, ages newborn through 18-plus years of age, receive comprehensive behavioral, neurological and multimodal MRI evaluations via Objective-2 (birth through 4-years 5-months of age) and Objective-1 (4-years 6-months through 18 years of age and older).
Finally, in combination of several practical measures put forward by our country to perfect internal audit, risk-oriented internal audit is suggested to be comprehensively applied in risk management of engineering enterprise so that enterprise can improve successfully core competitiveness to promote development of economy in the age of comprehensive risk management.
The Warring States period was an age of comprehensive sociopolitical change, and thinkers of different intellectual affiliations had to come to terms with this change.
In spite of the fact that ours has been an age of comprehensive electronic surveillance, my past had disappeared.
In May 2017, at forty-six years of age, a comprehensive full-body digital X-ray analysis revealed that Alice has no signs of degeneration and remarkably has a functioning growing cartilage as well as significant bone mineralization that is indicative of a healthy woman, twenty years of age.
To overcome such challenges, inevitable in this trial design, an age appropriate, comprehensive retention strategy will be developed, alongside usual intensive trial management procedures.
In the age of comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, patient-centered care, however, identifying such issues can improve the efficacy of clinical care [ 39].
Potential covariates included surgical group, age, Aristotle comprehensive score, weight at surgery, bypass time, cross-clamp time, DHCA time, and the presence of single ventricle physiology.
At 6 months of age, a comprehensive dietary history was administered to characterize the dietary intake during the past two weeks, and to assess the transition to supplemental foods and other liquids for each month from birth to 6 months.
The chosen variables to potentially associate with HIV were wealth index, age, occupation, comprehensive knowledge of HIV, use of alcohol or khat, migration, religion, location of residence including administrative region, education, mass media exposure including reading newspaper, listening to radio and television, gender, total number of lifetime sexual partners and marital status.
