In conclusion, our study confirms that HFJV may assure an effective CO2 elimination during rigid bronchoscopy and suggests that the TOSCA system allows a reliable estimation of ventilation efficiency, with increased sensitivity during PCO2 changes and the benefit of avoiding hypercapnia.
The announcement last month that Gandolfini will play Vaccaro in "ABCD Camp" may assure him a legacy beyond marketing work.
He continued, "A State may assure its people that judges will apply the law without fear or favor -- and without having personally asked anyone for money".
Secretary Herter may assure us that he will be a stern critic of Soviet behavior at Geneva, but the general belief here is that Mr. Gromyko will have a hard time making himself offensive enough to give the President cause for declining a summit conference.
(The annual burn sample of the specific area in our study exceeded 10% of the total potential eligible population, a fact that may assure the external validity of the study).
When habitats are fragmented, the evolution of predominant selfing by the loss of self-incompatibility may assure the reproduction of plants by conferring a short-term advantage.
The results showed that to achieve the highest Ge adsorption, the activated carbon should show a high apparent surface area, a wide microporosity and a moderate oxygen surface content that may assure the wettability of the solution but that does not produce large repulsive interactions.
The schools are providing financial support to even fewer master's degree students, and may assure some doctoral students just one year as a T.A. instead of the usual two, or offer partial instead of full-tuition waivers.
Such a traditional regulatory clearance timeline may assure safety and efficacy of diagnostic devices beyond imaginable limits of liability, but it also assures that best practice standards for clinical diagnostics are constrained to technologies that perform with nearly obsolete capabilities and specifications.
