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More critically, with about 5percentt of the ballots still uncounted, Mr. Ben-Eliezer declared that the Burg camp had stolen the election through ballot-box stuffing and other irregularities in precincts where members of the Druse offshoot of Islam live.

In 83 cases (7.5%) PT nurses rated patients more critically with lower triage levels compared to the physicians.

The individual microphones in the array must be calibrated with respect to magnitude, and often more critically with respect to phase.

The first is to focus on seaside towns as sites of social exclusion and to contribute to the development of a 'seaside scholarship', provoking scholars of poverty and exclusion to engage more critically with seaside locales beyond rural/urban binaries.

More critically, with continued experimental efforts that are revealing more details of networks' global wiring, their growing complexity has made it harder and harder to identify the underlying local functional structures and thus probe the network function.

In particular, there is a need for future research and scholarly work in the area to challenge essentialist notions of ethnicity and to engage more critically with notions of ethnic 'difference', recognising instead the instability of 'ethnicity' as a fixed and discrete category, much like other social categories including those relating to age, gender and social class.

This chapter is intended for scientists and engineers who are interested in using APT to characterize semiconductor nanowires or for those who wish to assess research findings derived from APT more critically and with a greater understanding of the method.

In contrast to the Cleveland Clinic study and other studies that used UF and/or CRRT for treatment of ADHF, our patient cohort was more critically ill, with 95% of patients on inotropes and 38% on vasopressors at initiation of CRRT.

In contrast to PICUs from developed countries, those in developing countries often admit more critically ill patients, with medical conditions rather than surgical, and with lower ages and socioeconomic level [ 14].

Our patients represent a more critically unwell group with lower PF ratios pre HFOV and high vasoactive and RRT use.

However, the organization of these disciplines by organ system did not lend itself to broader integration across the organ systems, a necessary skill in caring for more critically ill patients with complex problems involving multiple organ systems.