She decided to tackle the cumbersome and financially draining examination access procedures.
ECCOR requires an arterial or venous access cannula, a pump to drain blood during venous access, a membrane lung and a return venous cannula.
Disproportionate healthcare worker ('HCW') migration from resource-poor countries to high-income countries, aka 'brain drain,' creates access issues in communities already suffering from high infant mortality rates, low life expectancy, and the dual burden of non-communicable and infectious diseases (1, 2).
However, in the meantime, the nurse midwife had left the facility and was transferred to the district capital illustrating the vicious circle of brain drain as access to cultural capital through institutionalized cultural capital (in form of degrees) raises the chances to be transferred to more convenient work settings.
The steam engine enabled us to drain coal mines, providing access to more coal that could power more steam engines capable of extracting yet more coal.
Considered an adaptive and mobile species, the Terrans are noted in the lore of the series for their ability to quickly access and drain a planet's resources.
It is promising that during the recovery period the shallow root resumed growth and reached the same length as in the drained control, allowing access to soil moisture at depth as the soil profile dries later in the season.
The catchments primarily drain gabbro, but some tributaries access limestone and volcanogenic sediments.
The main electrical parameters are investigated and it is evidenced that even at very low temperatures, the strain-engineering techniques boost the devices performances in terms of mobility, threshold voltage, access resistances and drain saturation currents.
As the country's cash coffers continue to drain, its government hopes to access the remaining funds in the bailout program, while the European Central Bank continues to demand greater austerity from an already ravaged Greece.
Roman emperors and popes had tried for centuries to drain the marshes to allow better access to the sea along the famed Appian Way, all with limited success.
