Children who could benefit from multiple, routine experiences to learn through curiosity and cooperative, interdisciplinary types of learning are most often in classroom settings where they sit and memorize and follow directions.
We are also unaware of any specific attempts to explore agreement between experts and health workers in multiple, routine settings receiving no special training for the apparently obvious reason that it is impossible to organise for large numbers of clinicians to observe the same patient at the same time.
Multiple routine laboratory tests are available to facilitate the diagnosis of AATD.
Multiple routine adherence indicators could help to facilitate accurate monitoring of adherence patterns over time [ 33].
Multiple routine examinations of urine and cultures may be negative unless careful attention is given to the fungal masses expelled along with urine.
Initial multiple routine urine analysis and culture failed to detect fungal hyphae and isolate Aspergillus until the whitish soft masses expelled per urethra were examined.
Synthesising data from multiple routine sources improved estimates of HCV prevalence and sequelae in dialysis patients and drug users, although prevalence validity should be assessed in survey and sequelae need a well-defined longitudinal approach.
And is it possibly more (cost) efficient for a radiology department to perform multiple routine CXRs during a morning round instead of performing several single CXRs during the day and at night?
Moreover, Tai Chi is a pluralistic intervention, represented by many different styles (e.g. Yang, Wu, Chen and Sun styles), and within each of these styles, multiple choreographed routines (e.g. 24, 48 108 form routines within the Yang style).
On the technical side, this is accomplished through multiple, optional routines that use GPS, WiFi triangulation or self selected location.
