For checklist implementation to be effective, a concurrent cultural change within organizations has been suggested to be crucial indeed, it has been argued that poor organizational culture and deeper-running problems can undermine the effectiveness of interventions like checklists.
Concurrent control cultures were established for each experiment.
It was not possible to determine the ability of the preventative therapies to prevent pure invasive yeast infection unencumbered by concomitant bacterial infection (polymicrobial infections), as most studies did not provide data on concurrent microbial cultures.
Of 728 patients screened for eligibility, 642 met the inclusion criteria and were included in the study of which 581 were evaluable with concurrent blood cultures and PCT measurements at baseline.
Although settlement houses provided communities with structures that engendered community organizing, political activism, and social movement building, the movement, especially early on, replicated segregation and oppression concurrent in dominant culture, institutions, and systems by excluding people of color.
In the R2-T1AS/G-12A R2-T1AS/G-12A R2-T1AS/G-12A colonies, which was equivalent to the number of colonies counted in a concurrent R2-T1AS/G2B-10A co-culture (837 colonies, Figure 2A, red stippled bar).
In the initial experiments we noticed that when 1,25-VD was added into cultures concurrent with PHA, lymphocyte stimulation, as expressed by the increases in cellular RNA content and progression through the cell cycle, was delayed compared to cells growing in the absence of 1,25-VD.
Three of these animals received a concurrent second injection of culture medium only in the contralateral striatum.
The diagnosis of BSI was defined according to the current guidelines [19] and confirmed by two infectious diseases specialists in patients with at least one positive blood culture and concurrent presence of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome.
