This could be reflected by the more common use of adjuncts to direct laryngoscopy during the initial intubation, compared with patients not requiring reintubation (11% versus 1%), or the more frequent requirement of three or more attempts during their initial event compared with patients not requiring reintubation (11% versus 6%).
Indeed, we observed a significant higher incidence of ARF, a more frequent requirement of RRT and an earlier time to onset of ARF with parenteral administration.
Transfers performed by the referral physicians were associated with a higher incidence of complications, unavailability of equipment, and more frequent requirement for acute interventions upon arrival [ 45].
There was a trend for a higher severity among dialysed patients as reflected by a higher SAPSII score (p = 0.04), and trend towards a more frequent requirement for supportive therapies (vasopressors, mechanical ventilation; not statistically significant) and a higher degree of metabolic acidosis.
This was due to a lack of psychometrics for the anger item and the small sample size of the scoring validation study (n = 34); bSurvey programming tailored these questions to the age and gender of participants and adjusted for more frequent screening requirements for those at increased risk.
Oil companies have set up an industrywide task force to consider new safety standards for offshore drilling, more frequent rig inspections, new requirements and certification for blowout preventers and improvements in well design.
The trend towards shorter production runs and therefore more frequent changeovers underlines this requirement.
We recommend that compliance with these measures and principles be actively monitored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) on a basis more frequent than the current requirement for federal inspection of BSL-3 laboratories, which is every 3 years and when a new select agent is added (27, 29).
The economic context, more frequent needs and increasingly more requirements expressed by customers imply to design more complex products but using less time-consuming approaches.
Monday's bill could be a foil to that by ensuring "oil companies are not able to sidestep California's stringent pipeline safety laws," Jackson said, which include requirements for more frequent inspections, the use of the best available pipeline safety technology and more thorough documentation of pipeline safety test results.
