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The robotic technique prevented the need of moving the patient in and out of the scanner bore for manipulation and imaging of the needle-guide.
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Potentially it could prevent the need of someone going into more formal care; people can live here with quite high care needs".
Sugammadex does not cause cholinergic side effects, preventing the need of coadministration of muscarinic antagonists.
This procedure would prevent the need of RAP binder extractions to determine its properties, which is time-consuming and might modify the actual binder characteristics.
In addition, the soluble polyimide can be applied to a low-temperature process and thus can prevent the need of high-temperature reaction for the dehydration and cyclization.
Early structured treatment has been shown to give better outcomes in simulated operating room crises [16], sepsis [23], myocardial infarction [24], and other critical illness states and providing a unified approach to decompensation may prevent the need of cardiopulmonary resuscitation efforts.
In Golden Ladder of Giving he teaches that the most effective way to give is "To prevent poverty by teaching a trade, setting a person up in business, or in some other way preventing the need of charity".
According to our data, sufficient support of respiratory transition within a few minutes after birth will prevent the need of NICU admission, supporting the need of immediate pediatric expertise after c-section even in a low risk population.
Capacitive electrodes are a dry, non-contact alternative to conventional wet bioelectric electrodes, preventing the need of an electrolyte gel and, in contrast to common dry electrodes, enabling the measurement through insulating materials like hair or even clothes.
This prevents the need of applying make up.
Test the lights for short periods when the car engine is off to prevent the need of a jump start.
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