2 More recently, the 2008 ACEP guidelines and the 2009 Core (Level 1) Ultrasound Curriculum from the College of Emergency Medicine in London, UK set forth more comprehensive statements which expanded core applications and specifications for US training.
Here again, fragmentary and allusive biblical materials were developed into more-comprehensive statements.
Whereas conventional colour Doppler sonography still plays an important role in diagnosing TRAS and venous thrombosis, CES imaging reveals even subtle microvascular damage, e.g. minor local parenchyma infarction, and thereby enables a more comprehensive and detailed statement on allograft function.
The introduced corpus thus has a very high density of event annotations, which we attribute in part to the novel entity and event types allowing a more comprehensive representation of statements in text.
This was distinct from more comprehensive approaches to HIA that the Statement recommended be used intersectorally.
The Local Coordinating Committees, a coalition of antigovernment groups, issued a statement calling for a more comprehensive strike, backed by increased support to rebel fighters, that would end Mr. Assad's bombardment of civilians by grounding airplanes and taking out artillery.
The re-development of the guidelines has resulted in more comprehensive guidance than the original version (98 versus 30 statements containing helping actions).
We included also statements from HCPs to give a more comprehensive picture of the opportunities for the development of a MLU and the barriers to be overcome.
"Pay TV operators will now have access to a more comprehensive range of programming," the commission's chairman, Allan Fels, above, said in a statement.
By selecting an issue of interest, the brief information box below the table not only provides a comprehensive statement on the state of knowledge but also allows accessing more complex information.
