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Measuring IAP helps identify patients developing intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) which allows for timely intervention before progression to ACS.
Furthermore, early performance of focused echo allows for timely screening of sepsis-related myocardial dysfunction and hence more careful fluid administration and early inotropic support (vide infra).
Simultaneously, the X and Y chromosomes have developed as a heterologous pair which has maintained pseudoautosomal regions important for pairing in meiotic prophase, and they may have gained an overall structure which allows for timely and efficient XY body formation in spermatogenesis.
Effective pathogen identification allows for timely, targeted antimicrobial therapy.
(E) Use of point-of-care testing for A1C allows for timely decisions on therapy changes, when needed.
This service thus allows for timely intervention that a psychiatric clinic would ordinarily provide but at a reduced cost.
This meaningful use reduces the registration burden for care providers and furthermore enables the unobtrusive measuring and monitoring of indicators in real-time, allowing for timely intervention.
Benefits of mobile phone technology derive from the rapid collection, transmission, storage and transformation of data which allow for timely access to data, real time monitoring of data gathering and programme activity, rapid analysis and auto-generated reporting.
Initial experiments used the 786-O line because the relatively short time course in which resistance developed allowed for timely assessment of resistance in multiple rounds of tumor reimplantation.
The court ruled that the Council was out of bounds in addressing the problem, caused when the conventional four-year terms are occasionally shortened to two to allow for timely redistricting according to census results.
Urosepsis is defined by the presence of UTI plus SIRS, and warrants immediate bacteriological and imaging investigation to allow for timely treatment.
