Investigations considered essential in the diagnosis of sepsis were missed in 198 out of 506 (39%) patients, the report said.
Mr. Bush will also decide whether to exempt many poor countries, perhaps including South Africa and Brazil, whose support is considered essential in global trade talks.
Freedom of information always has been considered essential in liberalizing China, and the Internet has disseminated amounts of information once unthinkable.
(In the middle of all this, a young journalist called and asked what, after all, I considered essential in a modern kitchen?
However, the following practices are considered essential in the performance of the wedding rite in most communities.
(Even states with tough anti-laundering rules, such as America and Britain, are listed if their vigilance is considered essential in the global fight against laundering).
One of this car's predecessors, the 300M that was offered until this year, had a V-6 only; its front-drive layout couldn't accommodate the powerful V-8 that is considered essential in a flagship luxury sedan.
Discussing turnout — the hundred-and-eighty-degree rotation of the leg that is now considered essential in ballet, to enable the dancer to move in all directions — he says without hesitation that the Bolshoi scores low on this.
Ludendorff, however, violated this tradition by campaigning for a strengthening of the army, both in personnel and equipment, which the general staff considered essential in view of the general armaments race in Europe.
In the Netherlands numerous breaks are considered essential in order to reduce stress, socialize, and exchange gossip.
The ability to read and write in English is considered essential in more professional or supervisory/managerial positions.
