The Index offers a framework for guiding researchers in 'thinking through' the steps of a bioarchaeology of care analysis; it continuously prompts consideration of biological and archaeological evidence relevant to care provision; it operationalises key concepts such as 'disability' and 'care'; and it encourages transparency in the reasoning underlying conclusions, facilitating review.
But what if clinician imperfection could be neutralized by a form of artificial intelligence that continuously detects, and prompts correction of, defects in bedside care?
What if clinician imperfection could be improved by a form of artificial intelligence that continuously detects, and prompts correction of, defects in bedside care?
His first work for the BBC in eight years prompted them to continuously approach him with concepts for period dramas; he invariably declined because his only intention was to revive Doctor Who, which had then been on hiatus for over a decade.
Children were taught about malaria risks and were asked to continuously seek prompt malaria treatment based on recognition of signs and symptoms of the disease that include fever, headache, nausea, general malaise and joint pains.
But after more than six years of continuously brewing Solidarity, slow sales have prompted the brewery to limit its production. .
When prompted by the experimenter, they closed their eyes and continuously pointed to the target as they walked past it.
Throughout the lecture, students were prompted to think back to the initial case presentation to continuously reinforce these pathways.
Not shocked". Booker then cited the causes for the riots: "Poverty, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional". It's not surprising that Ferguson prompted him to revive that article.
This prompted the transition to the second phase (activity 6) where students identified the continuously increasing fish waste as the culprit for the lack of sustainability of the fish tank.
The decline prompted the scientists to set up a £4.8m network of moored instruments in the Atlantic to monitor changes in the current continuously.
