With regards to the speciality specific analysis, it was interesting to note the differences observed between General Surgery and Orthopaedics, which are both surgical disciplines admitting acute cases, as well as between Respiratory Medicine and General Medicine, the key admitting disciplines for acute medical cases.
However, in this case as well, the key to successful operation is the ability to avoid unscheduled downtime and hence maintain continuity of production.
There are accessories for the case as well, like a $4 key ring that screws into the tripod mount to secure your phone and a $2 carabiner clip that secures through a hole in the case, leaving both tripod mounts clear.
For this reason, the I.S.I. has long been forced to rely on Pashtun tribal leaders — and in some cases Pashtun militants — as key informants.
In this case, as often, the discount rate is the key variable (Price, 1993; UK Treasury, nd).
Earlier in the trial, the prosecution suffered several other blows to its case, as a key expert witness declined to confirm that Goodson had given Gray a "rough ride" and Judge Barry Williams berated prosecutors for failing to disclose exculpatory evidence.
I write about this case as a key figure in the episode, and thus draw on elements of the methodology of participant observation (Jorgensen 1989; Spradley 1980).
Many longtime opponents of the temple see the divisive case as the key to bringing down the massive yet controversial temple they so staunchly oppose.
This case study produced as key lines of thought: "educator role", "contribution to quality enhancement", and "recognition".
We again used the WES-based sCNA calls from Control-FREEC for these six CRC cases as an additional key comparator in this analysis.
