2. Scrupulous infection control practice, above and beyond the normal, by all in contact with at risk patients.
At the Books Squared warehouse in south-west Dallas, Our Gang was checked and processed by receivers and a scrupulous quality-control team, who deemed the book "like new" before scanning it into their computer system to be sold online.
Many of us have cared for women with type 1 diabetes or GDM who, despite excellent glucose control and scrupulous attention to management, deliver macrosomic infants.
The severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak of 2003 emphatically demonstrated that scrupulous training and execution of infection control practices became a survival skill for ICU personnel.
No honest or scrupulous person can any longer reject the evidence that gun control controls gun violence.
Ever more British chefs are using it, attracted by its versatility, seasonality and pristine condition – something they can bank on thanks to the scrupulous way the Norwegians protect and quality-control it.
Mark Antony, the surviving consul, whom Brutus had been too scrupulous to assassinate with his master, gradually gained control of the city and the official machinery, and the "liberators" withdrew to the East.
In "The Corrections," though, Franzen maintains a scrupulous neutrality on questions of order versus energy, control versus license, tradition versus innovation, old stick-in-the-muds versus their unmoored children.
If companies don't start becoming more scrupulous about their true intentions, then large institutional investors that control billions of dollars of shares in them will more than likely start moving their money elsewhere -- and rightly so.
"Holt's prescriptions for absolute control over the baby's daily routine and the scrupulous prevention of deadly infections attracted legions of readers," Dr. Meckel said.
