Further study is needed to confirm whether the adverse effects of prehospital interventions are due to a delay in the provision of definitive care or are due to inherent harmful effects of a specific procedure that may or may not be modifiable.
Under those procedures, known as reconciliation, only provisions with definitive budgetary impacts can be included in the bill, so it could not be used for a complete Obamacare alternative.
Not definitive, just definite.
Although radiography is useful in imaging the dyspneic chelonian, provision of a definitive diagnosis can be challenging due to superimposition of anatomical structures [ 12, 13].
The advantages of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy over MS for metabolomics applications include the relative ease of sample preparation, non-destructive analysis, the potential to identify a broad range of compounds, an enhanced capacity for definitive compound identification, and the provision of structural information for unknown compounds [ 14, 15].
The study found that there might have been more than 70 material witnesses, but secrecy provisions prevented a definitive tally.
The Governments of the fifteen Member States have achieved the common agreement that this decision is the agreed and definitive interpretation of the relevant Treaty provisions.
The special maritime and territorial jurisdiction provision was added in view of definitive section 7 this title.
A high degree of de-regulation, organisational fragmentation and funding cuts throughout UK schools in recent years has obscured the definitive structure and effectiveness of physical activity (PA) provision offered to children.
Citi did not have a definitive merger agreement that included a breakup fee provision.
In all settings, pharmaceutical care (ie, responsible provision of drug therapy to achieve definitive outcomes that improve patients' quality of life 37) was commonly provided by pharmacists working closely with other HCPs.
