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"Any administration of any anesthesia, whether it be general, local or sedation, requires a patient-doctor relationship and a shared decision based on a discussion of the risks, benefits and medical indications in a given situation," said Dr Ted Yaghmour, the chair of obstetric anesthesia for the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

Based on a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages, the perspectives of China's RBF technology development were proposed.

We first describe a motion experiment targeted at assumed rehabilitation training for wrist joint circumduction movements using the developed device, and then address the effectiveness of the device based on a discussion of the experiment.

Finally, a simple and direct method for determining the crack position, based on a discussion of the relationship between the crack and the eigencouple (eigenvalue and eigenvector) of the beam, is proposed.

Based on a discussion of scale factors, and on an analysis of heat flux and energies, various experimental conditions can be defined, respecting the same theoretical response in surface temperature.

Based on a discussion of the XPolM effect, we present the design criteria allowing the implementation of the all-optical NOR gates with two and three input logic signals.

In Kenya contacts between meteorologists and some policymakers seem to be regular, based on a discussion with a representative of the Ministry of Arid Land.

This opinion is based on a discussion group organized at the annual meeting of the International Scientific Association on Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) in June 2017.

Most importantly, the OIH mechanism between PTES and TEOS and hence the microstructure control of ORMOSIL AR coatings were induced in detail based on a deep discussion of results from 29Si MAS NMR, N2 adsorption-desorption analysis and TEM characterization.

Based on a detailed discussion of high-temperature deformation involving γ/γ′ rafting, it is argued that superalloys with a positive γ/γ′ lattice misfit should exhibit better high-temperature strength properties than otherwise similar superalloys with a negative misfit.

Based on an initial discussion of the literature, a conceptual framework was developed which was used to structure the findings.