Ten QIs have been studied in this manner, including falls, depression, depression without treatment, urinary incontinence, urinary tract infections, weight loss, bedfast, restraint, pressure ulcer, and pain.
Crowds aren't usually wise, but [the Egyptian protesters'] restraint under pressure was heroic".
The lunar surface gloves consisted of integral structural restraint and pressure bladders, molded from casts of the crewmen's hands, and covered by multilayered superinsulation for thermal and abrasion protection.
Castle [ 5], for example, has shown a positive association between NHA turnover and the resident outcomes of catheterization, restraint use, pressure ulcers, psychoactive medications, and quality of care deficiencies.
Tube feeding is associated with agitation, increased use of physical and chemical restraints and pressure ulcers.
Grace under pressure; restraint; thoughtfulness; and, of course, civility.
The Jets also showed little ambition in blitzing Michael Vick, a curious restraint given that pressure has often left him vulnerable and reckless since the middle of last season.
Such a course of public restraint and private pressure — echoed today in President Obama's studied refusal to call the Egyptian coup a coup — offered, he felt, "the best chance of conserving our limited ability to influence" events.
Stainless steel screen of 40 mesh (BSS) with special design is used as bottom grid as well as the top movable restraint with negligible pressure drop.
The ancient model of rhetorical training—"restraint, coolness under pressure, modesty, and good humour" —endured into the 18th century as a Western educational ideal.
We used prevalence, rather than incidence, in reporting physical restraint use and pressure ulcers based on authors' reporting of study outcomes.
