The proposed facilities on Stevenage Road would "provide a modern, much larger, more well-equipped football stadium", as well as "netball courts, practice pitch and substantial car parking", the trustees said.
Solicited consultations are part of the everyday practice and a substantial part of ID specialists' workload in hospitals [ 2, 11].
Finally, although in breast cancer the immunohistochemical assessment of proliferation using the marker Ki67 is considered important, both in clinical practice and research, substantial interlaboratory variability limits its clinical use [ 52].
Because the car service is situated in a predominantly black neighborhood, he said, the practice "raises serious and substantial questions about possible negative stereotyping" of black males.
After nearly 10 years of practices and research, substantial progress has been made with respect to strata control theory, equipment research and development, safety security procedures associated with the FMM technology with large shear height.
Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. put it, the settlement "holds mortgage servicers accountable for abusive practices" and "requires substantial changes in how servicers do business". And those practices were indeed abusive.
Atrial arrhythmias constitute the most common sustained disorders of cardiac rhythm encountered in clinical practice and result in substantial mortality and morbidity.
Application of this triage tool to our current ICU patient population would radically change practice, and would generate substantial capacity that could be used in the situation of a pandemic.
One of the strongest examples of this was the orthopedic podiatry triage service, which enabled podiatrists to work to their full scope of practice and led to substantial reductions in orthopedic surgery waiting lists and more efficient use of the orthopedic surgeon's time.
In conclusion, the economic burden of FN among NHL patients in European and Australian clinical practice is substantial, and a significant proportion of this burden is due to the downstream consequences of the condition.
