This last feature relies upon a steadfast embrace of sportsmanlike conduct, referred to as "spirit of the game".
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The coefficient of the thermal expansion test was conducted referring to RILEM TC 113-CPT (PC-13 Method to Test for the Coefficient of Thermal Expansion of Polymer Concrete and Mortar).
"ICTs attended" and "ICTs conducted" refer to the specific experience of the medical students concerning ICTs.
Three weeks after the 1 week postintervention testing, a second testing was conducted, referred to as 1 month postintervention.
Initially the same procedure of enzymatic hydrolysis process was conducted (refer to the above section), and this stage was known as cycle I.
Classification of leisure time PA was conducted referring to WHO-recommendations ("no leisure time PA (0 MET-min/week)"/ <600 MET-min"/ ≥600 MET-min").
Further, while the power analysis was conducted referring to the primary hypothesis (12 months follow up), sufficient participants will be recruited in order to test for a similar effect size at the two-year time point.
From this sample a range of sub- studies were conducted (refer to Table 1) that identified patterns of health service utilisation [ 16, 17] as a proxy measure of acceptability, discharge processes [ 18, 19], barriers to care [ 20], adherence to guidelines on maternity care [ 20] and infant treatment for anaemia and growth faltering [ 16, 21] as measures of care quality.
Thus, a total of 89 assessments of the patients' clinical status were conducted (referred to hereafter as 'conditions'), 48 of which indicated SIRS (53% of all patients), 35 sepsis (39% of all patients) and 6 septic shock (7% of all patients).
This category of extraordinary conduct usually refers to high moral ideals of action, but it has links to virtues and to Aristotelian ideals of moral excellence.
