The ICU has a 24-h visitation policy (day or night free entry, with possibility to change the visitor at any time, and option to sleep with the patient in an individual box).
The balance between practical usability and data entry and extraction possibilities is important; for a program to be used in clinical practice, it must meet the demands of the users [ 12, 19, 23].
But while someone could buy the keypad digits for **APPLE, for example, in the hopes of making a tidy profit when Apple comes calling for its name, Mr. Gillespie said the high cost of entry made that possibility unlikely.
An interminable catalog entry debated the possibility that the set may have belonged to Maria Fitzherbert, who married George, the prince of Wales, heir to the British throne, only to have her marriage annulled because she was a Catholic.
From 2007 on, a web-based data entry with the possibility of immediate data calculation and feedback has been employed.
Ideally, a database to manage this information should facilitate data entry, provide the possibility of links to other systems of phenotypic description, and enable sample tracking and generation of progress summaries.
With no possibility of entry into mainstream – read Caucasian – ensembles, the vast majority of talented, serious musicians of colour went into jazz and later pop, where there was at least a possibility of expression and financial self-sufficiency.
But float the mere possibility of entry to most well-to-do minorities and watch them leap into the precincts of Westminster without so much as a splash in the adjoining river.
And they publicly voiced strong backing for Georgia's entry into NATO, a possibility that most of these same foreign policy experts acknowledge privately is as likely as a warm winter in Moscow.
It would have been an historic disaster if, 42 years after promising the Turks the possibility of entry, and ten months after giving a definite date for talks to begin, the Union had slammed the door in Turkey's face.
