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This article reviews empirical uses of communications technology in humanitarian and pandemic response, and the 2014 Ebola response in particular, in order to propose a three-part conceptual model for the new informatics of pandemic response.

The aim of this multicentre randomised trial was to determine whether it was possible to predict grampositive bacteraemia, and whether the empirical use of vancomycin would lead to reduced morbidity and mortality.

No international consensus has been reached on the empirical use of antibiotics with atypical coverage in nursing home acquired pneumonia (NHAP).

Empirical use of anti-gram-positive antibiotic therapy should be associated with a search for methicillin-resistant S. aureus colonization.

The minor premise, however, which specifically refers to objects in space and time (appearances), is committed to an empirical use of the term.

However, our argument is that it is necessary to adapt a perspective that is in agreement with the experiences resulted from empirical use of robots.

Given the higher anti-conjunctival efficacies of amikacin, cefotaxime, and ofloxacin, the availability as eye preparations and the empirical use of these antibiotics are strongly recommended in the management of conjunctivitis in Lagos.

In "The framework of the efficiency evaluation of the banks" section, we demonstrate empirical use of bi-level programming DEA model in the form of a case study (Iranian bank).

Sub-laboratory hypothyroidism and the empirical use of Armour thyroid.

Inspired in part by the empirical use of sensors in gardens, as well as the work of Alberto Serra (creator of Jardimpu), the team at OFL Architecture worked with Federico Giacomarra to create real time monitoring of the garden, employing hardware tools tricked out with Arduino, sensors, a webcam, and other software.

Reasons for this included the empirical use of poorly characterised crude bacteriophage preparations.