These and projected changes will require expeditious direct responses on behalf of human well-being and societal health in order to move towards a sustainable future.
Endovascular management became the method of choice when treating a stable patient with an IA injury, but should be avoided in a hemodynamically unstable patient, who would require expeditious transfer to the operating room [4].
Furthermore, with the increasing demand for energy efficiency, the AEC industry requires an expeditious energy retrofit of the existing building stock to successfully achieve the 2020 Energy Strategy targets.
The exam-based task, on the other hand, may suffer from construct under-representation (Messick, 1996: 6) since its limited reading component requires little or no expeditious reading (Weir and Urquhart, 1998: 98 100) of the longer texts commonly associated with university study.
But the characteristics needed for proteins amenable to this kind of study, such as folding capability, long-term stability, and high solubility, require robust and expeditious methods for the identification and optimization of target protein domains.
To increase the role of simulation in correctly teaching the cognitive and clinical knowledge necessary for the practice of IR requires thoughtful development and careful, yet expeditious, incorporation into official training curricula.
Pattern-recognition is essential for efficient and expeditious medical care, but it requires that we prioritize some pieces of information, while downplaying others.
The care of the pregnant patient who has MPE either at term or when suspicion of compromised fetal status calls for expeditious cesarean delivery is complex and requires a coordinated treatment strategy by the obstetrician, intensivist, cardiothoracic surgeon, anesthesiologist, and interventional radiologist.
Pre-hospital emergency is a field of medicine that requires swift response to suddenly arisen unexpected problems that must be solved in a expeditious and appropriate manner.
This method is more convenient and expeditious relative to obtaining a peak and a trough sample from the same interval, which requires longer time for collection of both samples.
