In addition, changes in laboratory conditions (e.g., operators, instruments, reagents) are expected during routine laboratory operations in clinical testing.
Additionally, certain types of contact or procedures may contribute to infection, such as nasal intubation or routine dental procedures, where operator risk is increased even in the preclinical stage of infection.
Another limitation of this study was CIMT measurements, which were performed by three operators as daily clinical routine examinations and should inevitably involve operator variability.
Then, last New Year's Eve, the Bush Administration proposed new rules that broadened the definition of "routine maintenance" to allow operators to make, in effect, any changes they want to their plants without installing new pollution controls.
As is the case with studies of exposure, there may be circumstances in which the required information on ADME in humans can be obtained through observational studies in operators during routine use of a pesticide.
The motorway's operator said a routine safety check conducted as recently as October had not revealed any structural faults.
In North America, where many main lines are single-track, the Computer-Assisted Dispatching System (CADS) can relieve the operator of much routine work.
It is a semi-automatic routine requiring only a little operator iteration to identify impedance data belonging to a semicircle.
P values for the most represented GO: biological processes observed after 6 hours of desiccation were calculated and correlated with the UniTag expression ratios (R ln)) using the "Receiver Operator Characteristic" (ROC) routine of the ermineJ 2.0 software package (University of British Columbia, 2006,.
It can't be that we long for a time when racial oppression was routine (think of those elevator operators in Mad Men), when African-Americans had only just got the right to vote and to attend integrated schools.
