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From the numerical methods point of view, traditional two-point flux finite difference approximation cannot handle anisotropy of media properties.

Thus, CSR has become a noticeable issue in the management literature, not only from a theoretical point of view, but also from empirical methods' point of view about how to measure CSR activities (McWilliams et al. 2006; Dobers 2009; Nejati and Ghasemi 2012).

We extracted the following information from the included studies: vignette development, study objectives, vignette administration methods, point of view used to describe patients in vignettes (i.e., first-, second-, third-person), outcomes/symptoms described in the vignettes, and the characteristics of the hypothetical patients featured in the vignettes.

Although angiography is the gold standard of the imaging methods, point-of-care ultrasound and Color flow Duplex Doppler ultrasound are widely available, cheaper, noninvasive, and faster to obtain.

In the control group, blood glucose levels must be regulated by conventional methods (point-of-care devices, arterial blood gas analysis, or central laboratory testing).

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The discrepancy between the two methods points to the possibility of missing data for preventive services in the medical records.

To confirm the accurate coordinate value, center expansion method (points of ic and id in Fig. 5c) and extreme method (points of ia and ib in Fig. 5c) were compared, which showed the former algorithm was much more effective.

Therefore, the proposed portable electrochemical system offers promise to increase the use of electrochemical methods for point-of-care or on-site analysis.

We evaluated four methods of point-of-care blood glucose measurement in critically ill patients.

The proposed method points out a new direction of economical redundant fault-tolerant designs for nanoelectronics.