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In an ethnographic study of three acute wards in London, Quirk and colleagues found that entrance doors may also be locked temporarily to prevent patients from escaping while some patients might be required to transfer to a locked, intensive care unit [ 20].
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Ambassadors from the five permanent members of the Security Council — the United States, Russia, China, Britain and France — plus Japan and South Korea, locked in intensive bargaining sessions all week, have agreed on other issues, including widening an arms embargo and financial restrictions, the diplomats said.
Table 3 shows that for the two year period January 2008 to December 2009 100 individuals were either diverted from the remand prison to local psychiatric hospitals in open wards or locked low secure intensive care units (PICUs), or transferred from the prison to the forensic hospital, the Central Mental Hospital at medium/high security.
Local habitants are thus locked into low-skill intensive coal industries and local governments accordingly devote less spending to education (Gylfason 2001; Zhan et al. 2015).
We spent a fantastic intensive week locked away in the beautiful Kent countryside with nothing to do or think about except communicating science.
It reserved its initiations exclusively for monastics, who had to prove themselves worthy of higher teachings with decades of intensive practice locked way behind the world's highest mountains.
For those admitted to psychiatric intensive care units (locked low secure units, n = 26) compared to those admitted to a forensic medium/high secure unit (n = 47) the receiver operating characteristic area under the curve was 0.866 955% confidence interval 0.784 to 0.949) (figure 4) and at a threshold score of 20 sensitivity was 0.728, specificity 0.827.
For the two year sample of all those transferred from the remand prison to hospital, the outcome was rated on a three point scale as admitted to an open hospital ward, admitted to a local psychiatric intensive care unit (locked low secure unit) or admitted to the Central Mental Hospital, where in practice the admission ward does not distinguish between medium or high security.
Cities best exemplify the costs of delaying action on climate change and locking into resource-intensive infrastructure and behaviours.
Further delays would mean locking into carbon-intensive infrastructure rather than low-carbon alternatives.
The result is that businesses overestimate the value of long-lived investments and generate an investment-led boom where a plethora of investment dollars is locked into excessively long-lived and capital-intensive projects.
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