To make adequate comparisons between competing objectives, a logical frame of reference, broad enough to include both, is needed.
For them, and for the broader economy, an adequate minimum wage can help ensure fair pay and stimulate the economy by putting more money in consumers' wallets.
"We'd prefer that the Senate take up the broader issue of adequate funding for NIH," Wolinetz says.
Although PET offers better quantification and a 2- to 3-fold superior sensitivity than SPECT, the latter still reflects the most commonly used imaging technology due to cost-effectiveness, availability, and existence of a broader array of adequate radionuclides [ 4].
Over the past decade, the accuracy of initial antibiotic treatment has been manifest as one of the most consistent prognostic factor: early aggressive therapy with adequate broad-spectrum regimens against the likely pathogens is associated with lower mortality rates and shorter length of hospital stay (LOS).
All patients received adequate broad-spectrum antibiotic therapy, aggressive resuscitation, prompt radical debridement and adjuvant hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
By contrast, early aggressive therapy with adequate broad-spectrum regimens that optimize therapy against the likely pathogens is associated with lower mortality rates and shorter hospital stay [ 4- 8].
The postoperative period was uneventful for the first 48 h and the bleeding stopped; however, the patient developed bronchopneumonia, which progressed to septicemia in spite of adequate broad spectrum antibiotics.
While this is consistent with current broad guidance for adequate intakes (≥1100 mg/day) and for preventing clinical deficiency, optimal intakes of plant omega 3 for reducing chronic diseases are not well established.
Management of patients with SS/SSh required for the 90 first minutes [ 9, 10]: (i) a dose regimen of adequate (broad-spectrum) intravenous antimicrobial therapy; (ii) fluid challenge (500 mL) if mean arterial blood pressure was less than 65 mmHg; (iii) lactate measurement; (iv) at least one blood culture; and (v) hospitalization.
Given that our aim was to develop a scale that includes illegal behavior but also rule-breaking behavior that is not illegal, we considered that the term deviance was broader and therefore more adequate to our purposes.
