Also, this paper reviews the electrochemical performances with respect to the crystal structures, specific physical properties, discharge capacities and cycle characteristics of carbon electrode materials in the two secondary batteries.
The model allows to confirm that the main driving variables of potamoplankton dynamics in a eutrophic river are physical factors: discharge and related variables (e.g. retention time), light and temperature.
Evaluating nutrient inputs from groundwater requires knowledge of the (i) sources of groundwater nutrient contamination, (ii) physical groundwater discharge flow paths, and (iii) geochemical processes occurring along these flow paths that control the ultimate loading of nutrients to surface waters.
OI received from outside facilities are indexed as "medical record", "imaging", "history and physical", "note", "discharge summary", "electrocardiogram", or "consultation".
Using these data, the RA then requests medical records from the hospital, including a copy of the admitting history and physical examination, discharge summaries, labs, cardiologic and radiological procedures, and emergency department visit notes for each reported event.
Among patients surviving sepsis who were discharged to home, a sizable portion required home care or home physical therapy after discharge.
At ICU discharge, physical components of PICS were more frequent, and at three month follow up non-physical components were more common.
Prognostic models for physical capacity at discharge and 1 year postdischarge from rehabilitation in persons with spinal cord injury.
In terms of PICS, differences of short-term physical function and discharge destination in elderly patients compared with the others were very important for intensivists.
Younger age and shorter duration of ventilation were independent predictors of good physical status and discharge to the home (Table 3).
Then, multivariable analysis also revealed that young age was an independent predictor of good physical status and discharge to the home.
