Additionally, these results conflict with those of a recent study that demonstrated, for the first time, a benefit for G-CSF administered post-irradiation along with an intensive, trigger-based medical management regimen [ 53].
The Institute of Healthcare Improvement has developed an intensive care trigger tool that can be used as an adjunct to voluntary reporting of adverse events [ 27].
One of the reasons is the rapid pace of changes in graphs, which may trigger intensive rebalancing operations.
These studies are expected to trigger intensive studies on high mobility complex oxide interfaces as conducted for III V or Si SiGe semiconductors [37 39].
In addition, complete resonance assignments in CBTX (reported in this study) are expected to trigger intensive research towards the design of new pharmacological agents against certain neural disorders.
Proinflammatory mediators trigger intensive postischemic inflammatory remodeling of the blood brain barrier (BBB) including extensive brain endothelial cell surface and junctional complex changes.
Challenging tasks are not merely a time-consuming activity; some students report that challenging tasks make the MOOC participation more interesting: "Tasks that trigger intensive thinking are the reason why I'm glad I chose MOOC".
This work provides new insights into glass formation, offers the opportunity for further studies of the physical and chemical properties of this new type of non-crystalline solid, and promotes the applications of metallic glasses as catalysts, which may trigger intensive research in materials science.
The present study focused primarily on LVH as this condition in cardiac specialist care, when diagnosed, should trigger intensive blood lowering treatment.
All these circumstances trigger intensive searches for new models of care which would enable an adequate and cost-effective support offered to patients with chronic diseases.
Try to observe, what is triggering intensive unwanted thoughts and try to avoid the triggers.
