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(Just not a bogeyman as we are routinely presented in the media).

Scoring systems are routinely presented in regression models and we include SAPS-III in one of our models for completeness.

Information about K. brevis and its effects on humans is routinely presented in newspapers and radio stations along the west coast.

Nevertheless, these disaggregated survey findings provide additional useful information to the program developer, over and above what is routinely presented in DHS and MICS survey reports.

Although cattle and other ruminants appear to be the natural reservoir for E. coli O157 and other Shiga toxin producing E. coli (STEC), only a small fraction of STEC serotypes routinely present in cattle are frequently isolated from human patients.

Puccini's "Turandot," which major opera companies routinely present in spectacular stagings with high-powered, high-priced singers, would seem ill suited to the City Opera's current mission and resources.

International studies have shown that 20-30% of patients who routinely present in primary care are hazardous or harmful drinkers.

In this study in three intensivist-led ICUs, daytime was defined by the time period in which intensivists are routinely present in the unit and off hours was defined by the time period in which intensivists are not routinely present in the ICU but available for consultation by telephone and present if necessary for critical procedures or unstable patients.

Participants 3562 patients aged 18 or more routinely presenting in primary care, of whom 2991 (84.0%) were eligible to enter the trial: 900 (30.1%) screened positive for hazardous or harmful drinking and 756 (84.0%) received a brief intervention.

During off hours, the intensivist on duty will see all unstable patients and will personally supervise all critical procedures including endotracheal intubation, but intensivists are not routinely present in the ICU during off hours.

Simple equations such as (1) below are rarely ever satisfied but are routinely presented as adequate in elementary introductions to behavioral genetics.