Multiple screening and scoring systems have been developed to assess obstetric risk generally [ 5, 6], as well as the risk of preterm labour, Caesarean delivery, and other maternal and fetal outcomes.
As this approach is time-consuming, labor-intensive, expensive and unsuitable for routine laboratories; multiple screening and detection methods have been investigated for detection of hVISA [ 7, 10, 11, 20, 23, 24].
Most homes have multiple screens and news is absorbed as it happens.
Today, in an era of social media, multiple screens and video on-demand, media engagement is increasingly optional.
Ms. Cytter, meanwhile, lays siege to the second floor, with multiple screens and monitors and large drawings in her show "Keren Cytter: The Mysterious Serious".
There are various options for combining multiple screens and thus also interfaces, information offerings, and services with each other.
These simple solutions to anxiety are not so easy to practice in an era of multitasking, multiple screens and mindless distractions.
Even without a computer, what viewers see on their television screens is a blend of old-fashioned television dating back to the days of "American Bandstand" and the original "Soul Train" and Web-inspired multiple screens and banner text.
Among other surprises, the research found that young people aren't the only ones dividing their attention among multiple screens and machines; people in their 20s, 30s, 40s and early 50s essentially multitask for the same amount of time.
When the Devil snatches Vertov at the end, he transforms him into an image, presented on multiple screens and controlled by a bespectacled technocrat who looks a lot like Stravinsky (though Mr. Blechman says his model was Henry Kissinger).
If he is right, the reason may well be the multiple screens and other technological advances that Richard M. Hollingshead Jr., the chemicals manufacturer who opened the first commercial drive‐in in Camden, N.J., on June 6 , 1933 might have regarded with awe.
