At the same time there are attempts to broaden the scope of research assessment by, for example, considering the impact of research on clinical practice[ 2, 13, 14].
Regarding extended ICU LOS, coagulopathy should be treated appropriately [ 30], and the amount of PRBC should be reduced if possible by, for example, considering early administration of tranexamic acid [ 31].
This was combined with the consideration given to the role of diagnosis described by other participants - for example considering the role of diagnosis in allowing the individual to make sense of their experience within a specific framework, or allowing access to social benefit financial payments.
In the procedure by Johnson and Sidman (1993), for example, considering the trials in which A1 was presented, B2 (S-) was presented four times more often than the each S+ (B1, X1, X2 and X3).
Where there are ties within the data set the adjusted test statistic is calculated as: Where rij is the rank for the ith observation in the jth sample, nj is the number of observations in the jth sample, and S2 is given by the following: For example, consider the length of stay following admission to three intensive care units (ICUs): cardiothoracic, medical and neurosurgical.
While we investigate their joint impact, up to now the literature has only been studying these factors separately: Bankruptcy costs are, for example, considered by Elsinger (2009), Elliott et al. (2014), Rogers and Veraart (2013), and Glasserman and Young (2015); cross-holdings, e.g., by Elsinger (2009), Elliott et al. (2014), Fischer (2014), Suzuki (2002), and Karl and Fischer (2014).
"Hirschfeld's Harlem" pairs the artist's Harlem drawings with commentary by African-American notables: Representative Charles B. Rangel, for example, considers "Sugar Hill Statesman," and Eartha Kitt celebrates "Cocoa Venus".
For example, consider diversifying by including value and growth stocks, large- and mid-cap stocks.
A panel moderated by Professor Gwynne Skinner or Willamette University, for example, considered the thorny issue of financial barriers to access to judicial remedies.
For example, consider the paper by the Campaign for Socialism which argued that the party's approach in Scotland had been wrong, that it had neglected the Corbynite offer of "for the many, not the few", concentrating instead upon attacking the Nationalists.
For example, consider the claim by Pennsylvania's unpopular Republican Gov. Tom Corbett that his opponent "is promising to raise middle-class taxes," when in fact Democratic nominee Tom Wolf promises to cut them.
