All patients aged 50 or over, referred for investigation of syncope or falls routinely undergo CSM using phasic BP recording equipment (Finometer/Finapres) in addition to orthostatic BP measurements and a surface ECG.
Mr Fallows observes that while the jeremiad has a hallowed place in American ideological history, it was only with the launch of Sputnik that it began to involve rivalry with a foreign power:Only with America's emergence as a global power after World War II did the idea of American "decline" routinely involve falling behind someone else.
At first she saw ear, nose and throat specialists, but nothing helped, and by the end of her time at Cambridge she was falling over routinely, sometimes concussing herself.
And in the NBC, CBS and New York Post cases, each of the employees who fell ill routinely handled mail addressed to senior news officials or worked in the area where the letters were sent.
But throughout this year, it was odd to watch him fall apart so routinely because he was the one golfer you once could routinely count on to do the opposite.
After a takeover bid is made, the shares of the acquiring company routinely fall while the shares of the target company rise.
Many of them commute for hours daily in trains so packed that people routinely fall out — collateral damage of the speculative euphoria.
The new approach starts from the belief that investors routinely fall prey to fear, envy, overconfidence, faddism, and other recognizably human frailties.
But the very existence of the rules suggests that Americans routinely fall into the agency's global net, even if they are not the intended target of the eavesdropping.
Almost the only unpopular thing Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, has ever done is to declare support for the continuation of a Chinese copper project.Similarly, large-scale Chinese construction projects routinely fall under the suspicion that they are part of a grand strategy.
