FAIR improved preoperative record completion rates and decreased surgical cancellations, which improved perioperative quality and efficiency.
To ensure that applications maintain a high degree of responsiveness to the users even under heavy use loads, the display wall must now ensure that the limited system resources are prioritized to maximize interactivity rather than thread-level fair sharing or overall job-completion throughput.
Most people who have great building skills have a fair amount of difficulty with the completion.
Steve Bird, the National Union of Journalists' father of chapel at the FT, said that managers have reneged on a promise to provide "fair and equivalent" conditions following the completion of Pearson's sale of the newspaper.
Bearing in mind that we tested referees who had achieved the highest qualification level and who officiated at international FIFA matches, it is fair to surmise that the event-completion effect for simple events is hardwired.
For more than 70 years before the Bush order, project labor agreements benefited communities, employers and workers by ensuring fair wages and benefits and on-time completion of projects.
Universities will be increasingly judged on the extent to which they are able to ensure fair access to students from all backgrounds, ensure completion and good graduate outcomes in terms of employment and further study.
To make the test more fair to immigrants whose English lags, sections on sentence completion and word synonyms, antonyms and analogies have been eliminated.
Inching Toward Completion | Several big transactions are getting a fair amount of scrutiny.
the fair market value of the Moab site, as appraised on completion of the remedial action.
The first French Quarter Fest was first held in 1984 to celebrate the completion of some annoying street construction for the World's Fair.
