Sentence examples for at could be from inspiring English sources

Discussion (1) Half of the infections were severe (169/374 = 45%%) regardless of the appropriateness of AT. (2) Appropriate AT could be reduced in 36%%; this did not depend on the severity of infection.

This issue might be relevant as the lack of correlation with microbiologically appropriate AT could be due to poor quality of the antibiotic prescription.

Family carers who tried to seek information from health and social services about AT reported minimal advice regarding what AT was available and also about how and when AT could be used to help with care.

Do it yourself AT could be simple or complex, were usually used in the absence of any formal AT equivalents, and were purchased from commercial retail sources such as online retailers, catalogues or high street stores.

A number of years ago while investigating the molecular biology of the AT radiation hypersensitivity, it was discovered that radioresistant DNA synthesis (RDS), the molecular signature of the radiation hypersensitivity of AT, could be modulated (Mirzayans et al, 1995; Mirzayans and Paterson, 2001).

Indeed AT could be judged as superfluous, or even with hostility, if it was seen as a replacement for personal care, for example if the technology took over completely the carer's own caring duties or replaced a task carers felt they could do better; I mean, that (a pill dispenser)'s brilliant if you're on your own.

The ATs could be specified as examining a post-condition or inalterable association with the service.

Thirteen nursing diagnoses, 50 nursing interventions, and all five nursing outcomes from the NMDS-AT could be extracted from the 20 patient records.

In the 20 patient records, a total of 68 (58.6 %) data elements from the NMDS-AT could be found: 13 nursing diagnoses, 50 nursing interventions, and all five nursing outcomes.

All ATs could be terminated by atrial burst pacing.

But I do think the Standard preset, at least, could be at least a bit brighter.