In Finland, these recommendations have been adopted in practise only partly, since tidal volumes have been higher than recommended especially when calculated per predicted body weight (PBW) [ 17].
Additionally, we have assumed throughout that it is possible to vaccinate, immunise and therefore protect any chosen fraction of the population; in practise only a proportion of those vaccinated will be successfully protected, there are often difficulties in achieving vaccination targets (White et al., 1992; Poland, 2010) and there are groups who will refuse to be vaccinated.
However, in practise only Portland cements (OPC Type I) and so-called Portland puzzolanic cements (PPC) are used.
With annual influenza episodes, antivirals have, in practise, only marginal effects on otherwise healthy immunocompetent people, i.e., reducing the average duration of symptoms by roughly one day [ 6].
Therefore, this technique, introduced in clinical practise only about one decade ago, demonstrated to provide reliable diagnostic information when there is little or no clinical evidence of neuropathy, such as it may happen in patients complaining of burning feet, and to distinguish conditions mimicking a neuropathy.
"In theory I'm supposed to practise almost a month or at least three weeks with the [new] racket, but finally I practised only one week, and I'm here now, so probably it's not good enough.
In the lead-up to the Scottish Open she worked at 80-85% of her potential power and practised only single lifts.
Thus, a high load scenario indicates in practise that only a subset of LTE micro cells and WLAN APs, truly suffer from those load high levels, while the load levels of other cells might be significantly lower.
Furthermore, myocardial biopsy is in practise used only rarely, despite a low complication rate [ 3].
This is a major concern in practise, because only a minority of patients will visit their physician immediately, following the recognition the first symptoms of an acute bronchitis.
