Future studies on hospital discharge should consider the health-care providers involved, the available resources, the patient being discharged, their next of kin, the organizational setting, and the current situational factors related to the functioning of discharge.
Renal failure or end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is a condition in which the kidneys cannot fulfill their functions of discharging metabolic wastes and of maintaining the fluid and electrolyte balance.
Because the Constitution empowered the government to collect taxes and borrow money, Hamilton argued, a central bank might usefully discharge such functions.
Set up to decide whether Seretse was a fit and proper person to discharge the functions of Chief, the inquiry found in his favour but nonetheless argued that South Africa's opposition to his marriage, and therefore his chieftainship, constituted enough reason to bar Khama from returning to his country.
In this article we review what is currently known about how carotenoids discharge these functions.
In eukaryotes, Argonaute (AGO) proteins discharge such functions.
Article 94 ensures that the office of a Supreme Court Judge will "not be abolished during his continuance in office", while Article 98 provides for judges' security of tenure until the age of 65 years, barring misbehaviour, inability, infirmity of body or mind, or any other cause that prevents judges from properly discharging the functions of their office.
Ofcom has wide information-gathering powers, which would give it access to the information needed for it to discharge its regulatory functions".
Of course, potentially sensitive security information presents particular problems, but it cannot be satisfactory for the commissioner to discharge his review functions merely with a cosy chat with government spooks.
