If one understands politics broadly enough as the way in which human societies rule themselves, define and administer justice, and articulate their visions of what is possible and good war remains very much about politics.
Disability should be defined and benefits administered without the need for health care professionals.
Rock, as FM radio defined, promoted and administered it, became less concerned with representing life than with merchandising ready-to-wear lifestyles, serving up self-mythologizing caricatures of lust, rebellion, sensitivity and anything else bands could get away with.
"Partnerships must be carefully chosen, and should ideally be well resourced, well defined, well administered and bring with them additional clinical staff".
We conducted a clinical trial in which CD19 CAR-T cells were manufactured from defined T cell subsets and administered in a 1 1 CD4+/CD8+ ratio of CAR-T cells to 32 adults with relapsed and/or refractory B cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after cyclophosphamide (Cy)–based lymphodepletion chemotherapy with or without fludarabine (Flu).
For the purposes of this study a fluid bolus was a defined volume of a defined fluid administered over a defined time period.
In contrast, similar to the majority of studies in the literature [ 4], our study defined the administered antibiotics to be inappropriate only if they did not match the in vitro susceptibility of the identified pathogens, that is, only in culture-positive patients.
With this in mind a detailed baseline assessment survey was developed and administered to define the existing capacity for emergency medical care in the four pilot areas.
However, the optimal time point of administration of rFVIIa is difficult and not well defined yet: administering rFVIIa too early may decrease efficacy due to insufficient substitution of red blood cells, platelets and antifibrinolytics, but also due to initial acidosis; waiting too long may worsen metabolic state, aggravate acidosis and therefore coagulopathy.
Risk factors were defined from questionnaires administered at initial assessment (wave 1) and the time of blood sampling (wave 2).
