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"It's cheaper than a taxi and more reliable during rush hour," he said.

Conclusions: Although radial artery pressures are more commonly monitored during cardiac surgery, femoral artery perfusion pressures are more reliable during the initial part of CPB, and routine monitoring of femoral artery pressures may prevent vasoconstrictor use on initiation of CPB.

Data obtained with LSF were statistically more reliable during NAVA than during PSV (Chi-squared test: p < 0.001).

Although underground circuits are more reliable, during an outage they're a little more difficult to quickly repair.

The information in the nontransmitted symbols is recovered by an error-correcting code (ECC), while all other users receive a more reliable data during these quiet periods.

The health plans said the accuracy of their networks has improved since the summer survey, and that consumers should have more reliable information during the current open enrollment in the state exchange, Covered California.

Kinetic data during stance are more reliable than those during swing since they are calculated from force plate readings.

Tests during 120 s were in most cases more reliable than tests during 60 s.

Such limits provide more reliable capital buffers during contractions and also produce fewer pro-cyclical effects of capital requirements on credit markets than risk-based standards.

The latter approach was preferred as an equally effective [ 8], but more reliable method, because during a previous study we had detected considerable under-recording by the physicians when clocking their own activities [ 4].

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (hereafter referred to as "the Congo") where the crop was first introduced, millet, banana and yam were the traditional staples but farmers adopted cassava because it provided a more reliable source of food during drought, locust attack and during the hungry season 1.