With the exception of the demonstration by Hatada and collaborators [6] that long exposure to viewing through prisms can induce long-lasting changes in SA estimations, the various experimental sensori-motor manipulations explored in healthy adults have managed only to induce biases in the perception of body axes that last but a brief time.
A complex legal structure is needed to induce and manage these alterations.
For example, about 18 30 kg CO2 eq. greenhouse gases (GHGs) emission were induced for managing 1 t of construction waste through off-site sorting and direct landfilling, whereas significant GHGs emission could be potentially avoided (considered as a credit −126 to −182 kg CO2 eq).
This finding is in keeping with that reported by McIntyre and coworkers [ 18], who observed 'rebound hyperthermia' resulting from rapid rewarming after MIH induced to manage severe head trauma with associated brain oedema.
Doctors put him in a medically induced coma and managed to save his life.
Wray knows how to induce and then manage a kind of epistemological schizophrenia in the reader, whereby we can inhabit Lowboy's groundless visions and still glimpse the ground they negate.
We evaluated the mode of delivery and maternal and neonatal morbidities in low-risk patients whose labor was electively induced or expectantly managed at term.
Considering the merits of induction in post-term pregnancies, Gülmezoglu et al. [ 64] reported a non-significant reduction in stillbirth risk (RR = 0.28, 95% CI: 0.05 1.67, 12 trials, N = 5939 women), but a statistically significant reduction in perinatal mortality (RR = 0.30, 95% CI: 0.09 0.99, 12 trials, N = 5939 women), in induced versus expectantly managed groups [LOE: 1+] (Additional file 3).
Many employers added drug coverage to their health plans in the early 1990's to induce workers to choose managed care.
If the laugh-inducing moments manage to outnumber the cringe-inducing ones, it's mainly because the director, Robert Luketic, hands this overstuffed Louis Vuitton suitcase of a movie to Reese Witherspoon, a sharp, quick-witted Doris Day for our drab age of screen comedy.
