The fast-track setup has optimized logistical and evidence-based clinical features (Husted et al. 2008).
This fast-track set-up has optimized logistical and evidence-based clinical features and was first implemented in 2003 (Husted et al. 2008).
Among those whom Mayor Boris Johnson of London calls "the Olympo-skeptics and gloomadon poppers," it was almost a sport in itself to point out every budget overrun and logistical hiccup as evidence of the disaster that would naturally follow on such an earnest enterprise as the Olympic Games.
There is no sign in the diplomatic cables of any practical steps toward an Arab attack on Iran, no evidence of logistical or military preparations.
"It will be able to provide facts and gather crucial forensic, logistical and witness testimony evidence, but it will not be able to examines the causes, context and consequences of the massacre and answer so many of the questions that must be answered," they said.
As has been experienced by other specialties, there may be logistical barriers to implementing evidence based practice at the level of the clinician, the institution, or regional and/or national policy making.
Reasons cited for non-use were logistical and a lack of evidence for benefit from this therapy.
The ruling solved the logistical challenge that shuttling witnesses and evidence between the trials could have presented.
By moving the two trials to courthouses near each other, the two judges solved the logistical challenge that shuttling witnesses and evidence between the trials could have presented.
Where encouraging evidence exists, there are logistical challenges to broad-scale implementation as a result of insufficient understanding of how to transform telemedicine strategies into clinical practice effectively.
Because logistical and ethical constraints make such evidence unavailable in many cases, information must be synthesized and extrapolated across time and to populations not directly studied.
