Subsequently, early studies of telemedicine for managing seriously ill children first began to appear in the literature in 2004, with the majority of the reported work being led by investigators at The University of California Davis (UCD).
If, for whatever reason you manage to seriously injure a fox while trying to catch it, you will probably want to euthanize the animal (or call a professional to do it for you).
Second, concussions, particularly if poorly managed, can seriously hamper academic performance for weeks or even months.
B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Budget Changes Protested The National Academy of Sciences said changes proposed by the Bush administration in the way the nation's astronomy research is financed and managed would "seriously weaken the intellectual roots of the discipline" and should not be adopted.
Not even the Syrian crisis managed to seriously impede Iran's return to favor in the concert of nations, despite Iran's flagrant support for the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
For a band that has been on the outside looking in for so long, it's only right that its members should want to seriously manage their expectations.
Faced with pages of legalese and all-or-nothing terms and conditions, US research found that individuals accept online and physical tracking by businesses because they believe that if they refuse it will happen anyway:... people feel they cannot do anything to seriously manage their personal information the way they want.
He adds: "We take our responsibility in this area very seriously and manage our processes carefully.
Still, many who are seriously afflicted manage to pursue active lives.
Changing weather patterns mean that heavy rainfall is likely to occur more often and local authorities need to make sure they take their new duties seriously to manage risk from this type of flooding.
