The combination showed itself to be extremely expeditious in terms of parasite clearance: by Day 1, 45.6% (50 of 109) were parasitemic, by Day 2, 0.8% was parasitemic (1 of 109), and by Day 3 the result was negative.
With demands for documenting program outcomes increasing, retrospective pretest designs are shown to be a simple, convenient, and expeditious method for assessing program effects in responsive interventions.
Flo recently commissioned a survey that showed that 80percentt of business travelers would pay $99 a year just for a "consistently expeditious security-checkpoint process, without any other benefits" like a shoe scanner.
Polls have shown that a significant majority of Americans favor not just voluntary term limits, but mandatory ones, making the painful promise to leave an expeditious way to get -- or in Mr. D'Amato's case stay -- in office.
Although tetanus toxoid was first used extensively in the Second World War, the types of wounds leading to tetanus have shown a recent trend to be less severe and often trivial, possibly because more serious wounds are generally given more expeditious and thorough medical attention [ 4].
A major challenge facing critical care is the expeditious translation of such high quality evidence into care at the bedside.
We present a series of patients who underwent expeditious orbital decompression for ON.
Noah made his first appearance as the show's "senior international correspondent" in December, and since then he has made just two additional appearances — meaning that, among the stable of correspondents who now host or will soon host their own shows (Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Larry Wilmore, Samantha Bee), Noah's rise has surely been the most expeditious.
The transfer was expeditious.
SERVICE -- Friendly and expeditious.
Some expeditious changes are already in place.
