In fact, the by-now-common interruptions she experiences, in the wake of the success of "Girls" (especially among a certain cohort of New York City women), still seem to take her by surprise.
According to a Merrill Lynch report, when a woman reaches retirement age, she may have earned a cumulative $1,055,000 less than her male counterparts when accounting for the lifelong pay gap alongside common workforce interruptions.
In the Commons, such interruptions barely register, but different standards of etiquette apply in the Lords, and an "Aha" is the equivalent of: "You've totally lost the plot.
In contrast to structured treatment interruption trials, our study represents the distribution of "unstructured" interruptions common in routine practice.
NG drug administration was the most common cause for interruption; this was resolved by increasing the rate to achieve the same total in fewer hours.
Musculoskeletal disorders are the most common causes of interruption in training and of culling.
This audit demonstrates that filter clotting is by far the most common cause for interruption of CVVH and is responsible for 70.7% of lost CVVH time.
The most common cause is interruption of the axillary lymphatic system by surgery and/or radiation therapy in women with breast cancer.
Our results are consistent with other studies that demonstrated gastrointestinal intolerance as a common reason for interruption in enteral feeding [ 5, 26, 27].
Interruptions are common in the emergency department and contribute to catastrophic errors.
However, they have indicated to the researchers their belief that research into the effects of common weather conditions on interruptions is a unique and necessary field of study and have promised to continue to be an industry partner providing reliability data for this research.
