A hot-rod student center by the Los Angeles specialists in architectural endorphins, Craig Hodgetts and Hsin-Ming Fung, is the first stage in an expansion of Craig Ellwood's landmark building undertaken by Richard Koshalek, the center's director.
10 This landmark study, undertaken in 188 hospitals across seven countries (Czech Republic, France, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Turkey), examined the effectiveness of quality management systems (QMS) and strategies at organisation, department, professional and patient levels for stroke, acute myocardial infarction (AMI), hip fracture and obstetrics.
The advocacy, lobby and capacity building interventions of UN Women and UNICEF and their engagement with traditional leaders has contributed to a landmark step undertaken by one of the female Chief in advancing the rights of girls and boys in Malawi.
We performed a secondary analysis of transcripts of interviews using the calendar landmarking instrument, undertaken with patients who had either been diagnosed with cancer (n = 40, IRCO study, Western Australia), or who had symptoms suggestive of cancer (n = 38, SYMPTOM study, North East and Eastern England).
The seminary has already restored 11 of its 19 buildings, and despite its landmark status, it is undertaking other changes with some surprisingly modern approaches.
Warren et al. [ 28] and Whittle and Levine [ 29] tested intrarater reliability however the marking of the anatomical landmarks was only undertaken once before repeated measurements were taken, without allowing for removal and replacement of the markers between repeated measurements.
The tiny, oil-rich country of Brunei has been a quiet steward of the Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air, undertaking multimillion-dollar renovations of the landmarks.
In May 2010, following a landmark, decade-long study undertaken by teams in 13 countries, the IARC reported that no adverse health effects could be associated with the use of mobile phones.
Still, we undertook a landmark analysis which intends to circumvent a survival bias that artificially inflates the association between vaccination and survival [ 27].
