When traveling, check the bed for evidence of bugs before you get in.
Though he and the fallen woman he has met are fully dressed, a ruffled bed is evidence of the risk to which he has exposed himself.
Tacked on the wall over his bed is evidence of what he has accomplished during his stay: three children's jigsaw puzzles that he put together during recreation time, all of outdoor scenes.
She pointed to agency statistics showing a 23percentt reduction in juvenile delinquency arrests, along with a movement toward smaller facilities and a reduction in the number of prison beds, as evidence of the department's progress in reshaping the system.
Contextual factors that are not currently included in the MUSIQ tool, but were reported in various studies (n = 8) included organizational level of programme implementation, patient turnover and bed occupancy, staffing levels, quality of evidence and guidelines, maturity of systems on which CDSS are based, trust in and quality of information sources and educational outreach visitors [ 20– 27].
If the patient refuses mastectomy and there is a high risk of metastatic recurrence or if there is minimal invasion of the excised tissue margins, breast radiotherapy and a boost to the tumour bed can be proposed (option, level of evidence: D).
There's a lot of evidence that drinking before bed is doing you no favors in the sleep department.
Beneath a bed, in one corner of the office, she revealed more stacks of evidence.
In a study on reflection impulsivity, which assesses the amount of evidence accumulated prior to a decision, there were no differences between either BED or non-BED obese subjects and healthy volunteers tested using the Information Sampling Task.
Her much-debated Turner prize exhibit was an unmade bed cluttered with evidence of a lifestyle the columnist Melanie Phillips, whose trenchant social views Cameron now appears to side with, would have no trouble diagnosing as morally sick and probably the product of a broken home.
