FlowCAM software was then instituted to sort by like particle values, resulting in a refined set of predominantly acceptable images.
Treatment of methemoglobinemia was then instituted using a methylene blue 1% solution (10 mg/ml) with a loading dose of 2 mg/kg administered intravenously over 5 min followed by 1 mg/kg twice daily.
Resuscitation was then instituted by infusion of shed blood plus twice the shed blood volume as lactated Ringer's solution.
Safety measures were then instituted immediately in the pilot study and these safety measures (using arm rests during the sit-to-stand test for weakened patients, patient information regarding wearing appropriate walking shoes) will continue during the RCT.
Appropriate follow-up was then instituted which usually involved both telephone and in-person consultations with the patient, their family and the medical and nursing staff caring for the patient by one of the specialist nurses or the registrar.
A vaccination program was then instituted for farm animals, but the deer population in the park was excluded because no experimental data were available on the safety and efficacy of Carbosap vaccine (Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale of Puglia and Basilicata, Foggia, Italy) in wild ruminants.
Your application is reviewed for scientific merit and scored by a study section at the Center for Scientific Review; it is then evaluated for funding by whatever institute is chosen to consider it.
But come clutching your stomach to a medical doctor these days, and after a careful history and exam, the doctor can "see" your gallbladder, measure the distress of your pancreas, examine the lining of your colon and much, much more if need be and then institute the precise cure.
In 1995, Colombia first required that all vehicle owners must be insured and then instituted a 3% levy on all vehicle insurance policies, earmarking that money for a "road accident prevention fund".
The children, moved by the experience, persuaded the man who was then mayor to institute the parade.
