Patient responses are collected onto a central server to be reviewed intermittently by their responsible clinician.
It is important to intermittently review policy positions around UAT for blood, as the context and ethical dimensions may change with time.
With major manufacturers like Boeing, the F.A.A. usually uses company employees to act as its designee in carrying out inspections, although it intermittently reviews their work.
A data safety and monitoring board that intermittently reviewed the START data which were blinded to researchers notified study leaders this month that after an average of 3 years of observation, the early treatment group had a 53% reduction in risk of suffering an event.
Diabetes educators were "virtual" case managers that intermittently reviewed patient data.
Series III includes journals and magazines collected by Dupee, some containing his own work or referring it: among them numerous volumes of The Miscellany (1929-1931) and The New York Review of Books (1963-1983, intermittently), Forum, Yale Literary Magazine, The New Yorker, Literature and Revolution, and many others.
Both health professionals and patients viewed this stage as an opportunity to gauge progress; however, some health professional reports suggested that it was implemented intermittently to review goal progress rather than on an action plan by action plan basis.
The Surrendered, the recipient of enthusiastic reviews in the United States, intermittently offers itself as a modern variation of The Iliad.
A supervisor reviewed completed questionnaires weekly and intermittently observed interviews to ensure consistency.
Of the 3 (10%) who had positive culture results for A. xylosoxidans, chart review showed that 2 had been intermittently symptomatic (Table).
It should be noted that while rh-APC and rh-TFPI were infused in a continuous fashion in clinical trials of sepsis [ 17, 23, 30, 31, 48, 49], in the reviewed preclinical studies these anticoagulants were nebulized intermittently.
