Third, the applicability can be extended to the acute stroke patient, for whom the most rapid possible intervention is needed [15], and furthermore to assessments of hemodynamic change in a subject receiving a time-limited balloon occlusion test [16].
Accurate prediction of preeclampsia would be essential to identify women who benefit most from intensive monitoring allowing rapid intervention with therapeutic procedures when necessary.
This Schedule VII of the Act, through repeated amendments, since its formulation, helps prioritise the areas of intervention for the most rapid developmental results and creates the possibility of delivering high impact outcomes while achieving stringent CSR norms and goals.
Indeed, most of them had not trained in rapid intervention even as individuals.
Thus, the current study shows the cerebellum amenable to very early behavioral intervention during the time of its most rapid development [ 98].
9 Given that we found no benefit with our intervention, which is more aggressive than most rapid intravenous rehydration strategies, our findings can be generalised to those who use smaller fluid boluses (such as 40 mL/kg).
These structures may need rapid intervention to repair these defects which are considered one of the most expensive and most complex flaws in the reform.
What followed were intense public health and medical interventions, which led to one of the most rapid rates of decline in TB incidence ever reported, approaching 20% per year in the 1970s [ 12].
This rumor could have significantly impacted the studies negatively, but the rapid intervention of the fieldworkers and community liaison officers successfully dealt with the issue in most settings.
However, there is no indication that the use of effective osteoporosis interventions is increasing dramatically in regions including Asia where the growth in the elderly population is most rapid.
Then what is needed is a quick and rapid intervention".
