Richard Williams The complications of a time trial means that, quite often, at the end, you're watching hundredths of a second flick past on a giant screen instead of the riders: or if you are watching the riders, it's quite hard to work out if they've won – so there's often a split-second of perplexity.
The outcomes measured were mean cost of in-hospital stay, rate of complications, time of 50% wound healing, pain scores, in hospital stay diminution.
In the decomposition analysis, we included patients' morbidity patterns, degree of complications at time of analysis, and whether the patient was diagnosed or died in the current year (2011).
Reasons amongst others were: long travel distance to the study centre, medical complications, or lack of time.
The opera's singing style may represent the florid complication of the time, but the action is simple, almost devoid of subplot.
We also ignore the complication of the time dependence of the wave and just concentrate on the wave's spatial dependence.
Although both improving diabetes care and providing intensive blood glucose control therapies to patients with Type 2 diabetes increase management costs, they are cost-effective over a patient's lifetime because of the substantially reduced cost of complications, increased time free of complications and improved quality-adjusted life years [ 5, 6].
No differences were found in duration of the operation, incidence of postoperative complications, time of returned bowel function, and length of the hospital stay.
Its namesake complication, the equation of time, reconciles the difference between clock time (mean time) and sundial time (solar time), which arises because of the slight eccentricity of the Earth's orbit and its tilted axis.
The model reports outcomes in terms of life expectancy (years), quality-adjusted life expectancy (quality-adjusted life years), cumulative incidence of complications and time free of complications.
