And on each election night of the primary campaign, from the Iowa caucuses through Super Tuesday, the cable channels offered chatter into the wee hours, while the networks were confined to brief interruptions of regular programming.
Hence practically, our results mean that the AGnES-concept enabled the GPs to reduce unscheduled home visits, thus avoiding working at unfavourable times and interruptions of regular consultation hours.
"Sudden short-term interruption of such regular medication may also contribute to the increased risk of cardiovascular events.
According to these respondents SMBG required a lot of organizational effort and interruption of their regular activities.
Dong Keyong, a professor at Beijing's Renmin University, said it avoids "the interruption of people's regular work and life".
48 Thus, there may be metabolic health benefits of regular interruptions to prolonged sitting time, which may be in addition to the likely benefits of reducing overall sedentary time.
A number of guidelines stress the importance of establishing a set protocol for the sedation of ICU patients [ 16, 17] but do not set out such a protocol in detail, leaving it to individual institutions, and more recent guidelines recognise the benefit of regular (daily) interruption of sedation for eligible patients [ 11, 14, 18, 19] within sedation protocols.
Far from being astonished by this affront to parents who find they have to plan for this regular interruption of the working day, colleagues should emulate the understanding we witnessed from Mr Murdoch when Ms Mensch calmly announced that she had more important things to do than listen to his answers.
"It has come to our attention that you perform 'voluntary interruption of pregnancies' as a regular part of your medical practice," the hospital wrote in a letter to each doctor.
A number of studies have attempted to characterise the safety of regular (and irregular) treatment interruptions, generally referred to as structured treatment interruptions (STIs).
