23 25 In total 8 different surveys were used, each of which comprised vignettes on two types of potential errors; a possible medication error and potentially missed hand disinfection.
One limitation to this retrospective study was the irregular nature of surveillance from both clinical and environmental sources, which potentially missed a proportion of asymptomatic colonization, and potential environmental reservoirs, due to the selective nature of environmental sampling.
However, the capsule often tumbles in the wider colon lumen, resulting in potentially missed pathology.
But then, by the time I turn back to the screen, I've potentially missed a key bit of whatever's going on.
The problems, some of which date back at least six years, included poor sterilization procedures, chronic understaffing of the primary care unit and potentially missed diagnoses by the radiology department.
Another potentially missed deadline?: Wednesday (yesterday) was also the White House's deadline to answer an additional Judiciary request seeking information on Trump's possible interference with the DOJ's move to block AT&T's merger with Time Warner.
The center frequency of the spectrum analyzer is continuously incremented ('swept'), leading to potentially missed signals.
That will lead to frustrated consumers and business owners, as well as potentially missed business opportunities.
If you've done your hiring job right, there's no need to stress about the potentially missed deadline.
As the PRN activities increase, q also increases to allow RAP-MAC to explore potentially missed opportunities more frequently to maximize the CRN user rate.
The classifier will be used to identify interesting papers to be included in ChEMBL in journals not routinely covered (and thus at the moment potentially missed).
