It has led the way in reducing avoidable harm to patients, with Seattle's Virginia Mason hospital delivering "near zero harm", something many systems, including England's, are seeking to emulate.What the NHS is good at is providing cost-efficient care.
Instead of rewriting old programs or translating them so that they will work on diverse operating systems, programmers can simply write a compact piece of code and, using the.Net framework, be relatively sure that it will work well on many systems, including hand-helds, tablet computers and any number of future devices.
The Discovery made its last flight in March and now sits in a maintenance bay, enclosed by platforms that would normally be crawling with workers inspecting and maintaining its many systems — including the thousands of thermal tiles that cover its skin — to be ready for its next liftoff.
Wicks are often an integral part of fluid capacitance and transport in many systems, including heat pipes, fuel cells, and lateral flow chemical assays on cellulose paper.
Structured modeling is critical to the design, development, and implementation of many systems including computer software, business processes, and data networks.
For many systems, including bioprocess systems, the desired material and energy balance data are not available at an early stage of design.
Many water systems, including those in Frederick, Md.; Greensboro, N.C.; and many towns near Boston and around New Jersey, were straining to meet demand even before the dry spell settled in.
He acknowledges that default passwords to many camera systems, including those of Axis, are frequently traded over the Internet.
Recently, though, it was found that vitamin D could have an effect on many other systems, including the cardiovascular, muscular, endocrine and nervous.
The drafters of the Japanese Civil Code of 1896 surveyed many legal systems, including the French, Swiss, and common laws, taking something from each.
The drafters of the Japanese Civil Code of 1898 surveyed many legal systems, including the French, the Swiss, and common-law, and they took something from each.
