Therefore, to address these threats to 'temporal validity' there is a requirement to secure resources for supporting routine maintenance and updating of information content to support protracted use of decision aids such as COMPASS, including weighing up the pros and cons of implementation informed by prospective evaluation from randomised trials or real-time service evaluations [ 6, 24, 39].
The meter moratorium has survived, even through protracted litigation, with the support of residents who like this isolated town the way it is.
Yet when it involves a serious candidate with real support, a protracted public decision can come to define a figure in the eyes of the public, as it did during the months in which Mario Cuomo, then the governor of New York, mulled over entering the 1992 Presidential race.
The implementation phase of curriculum change can be protracted despite the in-principle support for new frameworks [ 4].
Many individuals with DSS respond to resuscitation with crystalloid solutions, but patients with profound or protracted shock often require additional support with colloid solutions and are at risk of developing respiratory compromise due to ongoing plasma leakage.
The present study found support for a dynamic, protracted spatial decision-making process that occurs in anticipation of entering an intersection.
The development of barley through time supports the model of protracted domestication.
Typically, divergence time estimates made using molecular phylogenetic approaches have supported a much more protracted timeframe for primate evolution than that suggested by the fossil record [ 27, 33].
The accumulated record of archaeobotanical assemblages with different proportions of wild and domesticated species supported the model of protracted domestication lasting up to 2000 years ([ 2, 11, 13, 14], but see also [ 15] for a different opinion).
More than one treatment course is a reliable index of persistent infection and the finding of this as a highly significant risk factor in all analyses supports the hypothesis that protracted and severe infection may cause post-infectious complications.
