Or Sonia Sotomayor has had the intensive standard course of media training.
Some non randomised studies show promising results with prolonged intensive standard chemotherapy without massive chemotherapy (Kushner et al, 1994).
The 4-year leukaemia relapse incidence was significantly (P = 0.0003) lower in the intensified regimen group (55 %) compared to the less intensive standard group (75%%), confirming the higher anti-leukemic activity of the intensive consolidation courses.
The Intensive:Standard (I S) HR was 1.95 among those with a history of diabetic neuropathy by self-report compared with HR = 0 for those without, nominal P = 0.0008 between strata, and P = 0.031 when adjusted for 38 tests.
Usually, most laboratories in resource-limited settings use the labor intensive standard biochemical tests to identify M. tuberculosis complex, which requires subculture of mycobacteria on solid media and delay the result by several weeks.
If a SADI service is computationally-intensive, standard asynchronous execution mechanisms are available.
21 23 As a consequence, even children who receive time-intensive and resource-intensive standard therapies have stable or declining motor function and developmental trajectories that do not 'catch up' to those of typically developing (TD) children.
Conclusion The operative mortality was typically very high, but new surgical technologies and intensive care standards should improve outcome.
"Our services do not meet these intensive care standards and there are particular difficulties with staffing levels," said its online discussion document.
New York's adoption of a new set of more intensive academic standards, known as the Common Core State Standards, has meant the number of consultants offering to train teachers in the new system is likely to multiply, further confusing the picture for principals.
We report data on use of parenteral artesunate for patients with severe malaria outside malaria-endemic areas, who were treated according to intensive care standards in Europe.
