The identification of predictive factors for ICU mortality in such patients is obviously an important matter to study, since it may help in an optimal follow-up and management.
The mechanism behind this central motor activation on the peripheral myoelectrical response is still a matter to study, but it corroborates the conclusion that the kangaroo position has an effect on the muscle response.
Politics as usual would be a decision in Albany, be it on the leaky budget or the Monserrate affair, to study the matter to death and delay, delay, delay.
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) is a large acceptance, superconducting magnetic spectrometer designed to search for anti-matter and to study, with high accuracy, the origin of dark-matter and the composition of cosmic rays.
The purposes of the experiment are to search for cosmic antimatter and dark matter and to study the composition and energy spectrum of the primary cosmic rays.
The purpose of this work is to present the development of an open-source software based on a discrete description of matter applied to study the behavior of geomaterials.
Diffuse lesions have also been observed using voxel-based morphometry (VBM), a technic allowing automated segmentation and quantification of grey and white matter volumes to study regional differences [ 66].
So, although there is much agreement that race (and other forms of social identification) matters to health, there is little agreement about why or how race matters, how best to study its effects and how to translate and communicate research results from racially stratified studies (see Box 1).
For details of all financial matters related to studying medicine including listings of scholarships check out money4medstudents.org I'm working on a CV and covering letter for a job where one of the prime requirements is demonstrable cultural sensitivity.
"Mill's influence," he explained, led him "as a matter of duty" to "study political economy thoroughly, and give no little thought to practical questions, social and political" (Sidgwick and Sidgwick, 1906: 36).
