The plan — based on the real-life Operation Bernhard — is to destabilize the economies of those countries with large-scale infusions of fake pounds and dollars.
It has been reported on many occasions that large-scale saline infusions can cause a metabolic acidosis [ 19- 21].
Not only did the introduction of the prompt corrective action discipline insured banks, but large-scale public capital infusions successfully deleveraged banks whose assets are risky.
The risk of hypoglycemia is often cited as a barrier to large-scale adoption of glycemic control by insulin infusions, especially as most neonatal hypoglycemia appears to be asymptomatic [ 40].
To further ascertain whether benefits of continuous infusion in critically ill patients do exist, a large-scale, prospective, multinational trial with a robust design is required.
She began to focus on self-portraiture, as is the case in her series, Self-Portrait As Blonde, where she first photographed herself naked and in various poses wearing a blond wig and sunglasses to "perpetuate anonymity and an infusion of ersatz 'glamour.'" She then created large-scale paintings from the photographs.
Mato Grosso's traditions of the cattle ranch and the farm were transformed in the second half of the 20th century by the infusion of immigrants, many from similar parts of Brazil, with large-scale agro-industry emerging as a dominant force.
The recent UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines on intravenous fluid therapy [ 37] recognized the potential hazards of large-volume infusions of 0.9%% saline, and in the absence of large-scale randomized trials, it recommended further research in the area.
This latest infusion of cash will expand its presence to hundreds of other large-scale, multi-category retailers — think the Targets and Walmarts of the world.
Though it's unclear exactly how many of the new Reno families were flush with cash from a house sale, Lang argues that a huge infusion of such wealth is accelerating the formation of a "megapolitan" — a large-scale urbanized area connected by transit and commerce — consisting of the Bay Area, Sacramento, Reno and some northern San Joaquin Valley cities along Interstate 5.
