Epidural 0.75 % ropivacaine (5 12 mL) was given as needed to obtain a block of adequate height.
Concomitant medications or therapy to provide adequate care could be given as clinically necessary, although megestrol acetate and hormonal ablative therapy such as leuprolide were excluded.
In Haiti Farmer demonstrated, almost single-handedly, that MDR TB could be treated cost-effectively among the poor in a country with few resources, and he determined that the progression of MDR TB could be halted only if the poor were given adequate resources as well as medication.
Among other requests, Sikh leaders asked that Sikh passengers compelled to remove their turbans be allowed to do so with security officials in private rooms and to be given adequate time -- as long as 10 minutes -- to tie them again.
The consent procedure should be an on-going process, which involves more than only an initial informed consent document: researchers should engage prospective study participants in frequent discussions about their research, as well as give them adequate time to decide whether they wish to participate in the proposed research, ensuring that participants realise that participation is voluntary.
Such a procedure may give adequate parameters as long as the bond lengths extend over only a limited range, but it could lead to poor bond valences for very long or very short bonds since the value of R0 is sensitive to the choice of b and vice versa.
Second, although ER is a resource-consuming protocol, especially in the network with large node number, it can achieve optimal performance given the adequate resources, such as the buffer size and bandwidth.
It is key that any use of potent anabolic therapies is given with adequate nutrition delivery (as is achieved in virtually all burn patients) to provide the building blocks for anabolic processes.
A positive rating was given when adequate statistics, such as the standardized effect size or the standardized response mean, indicated a treatment effect of at least 0.30, which constitutes a moderate magnitude according to Cohen [ 39].
Work didn't always look like "the mecca of Black women's education and liberation, where the stories and struggles of women are given adequate space" as Guidry has described life at Spelman.
