Wide ranges in Cmin, AUC0 24, and half-life were observed, and illustrate the challenge of vancomycin dosing in critically ill patients in comparison with mild-to-moderately sick patients in which pharmacokinetics is much more stable and, as such, predictable [ 19].
"We're in a sick society in which there's a huge deficit of love".
We are a sick nation in which most of the burden of disease is carried by the deprived and is concentrated in the old industrial communities.
He left this year and broke into choking sobs recently when he recalled a "sick environment" in which "a bunch of addictive, high-strung personalities were living in a very dysfunctional office".
Among other items, he contributed a regular comic strip about video-game culture, "Cybertwats," and a back-page column, "Sick Notes," in which he would solicit hate mail from subscribers and respond in kind.
"The massive loss of life due to H.I.V. disease is only one symptom of a very sick world in which hundreds of millions are going without any modern medical care at all.
The hospital also imposed a complex package for vacation and sick time in which nurses get 33 paid days a year for both vacation and short-term absences due to illness.
In romantic captivity alongside Vanina, Pietro is a bitter, caged animal, and Rossellini is equally ironic about the daring woman who, living for love, becomes an angel of death, the intrepid revolutionary who is good for nothing but revolt and is incapable of happiness, and the sick society in which the perversion of power and the abuse of spiritual office fatally distort the emotions.
The approach of reproducing an illicit photograph of the young man relies on a sick logic in which the law exempts itself from moral agency and shows itself instead to be a conviction-hungry machine.
The most common types of GIs, and the main focus of this work, are synthetic lethal and synthetic sick interactions, in which the combined mutation causes cell death or a growth defect.
