Another sign of quality is an attempt to understand the rationale for the law, as it demonstrates an appreciation of the "big picture".
These findings provide a pathophysiological rationale for treatment at the first sign of pain; as MRM is often predictable, it is an excellent target for strategies initiated during the mild pain phase.
But when Cheever arrived (the two lived only a few brownstones apart, which was doubtless part of Cheever's rationale in choosing a donor), he gave no sign of wishing to stay.
Fourth, some factors of airway management (e.g., preoxygenation, cricoid pressure, predicted airway difficulty, peri-intubation vital signs, rationale of medication dosage, and time-related factors such as duration between medication administration to intubation) were not assessed in this registry.
The rapid implementation of Phase 1 information into large, randomized Phase 3 trials is a clear sign of the power of early studies when these are supported by a strong biological rationale and by highly significant responses.
His rationale for not exercising the wondrous freedom to vote is a straightforward sign of the times.
The only rationale that I was never able to dismiss was that a yarmulka is a sign of identity; identity was something I was taught to proclaim and be proud of no matter what.
There's a good evolutionary rationale for that, they explain: the unexpected snap of a twig ought to stand out, as a sign of potential danger, from the hum of cicadas or the babble of a stream.
The rationale for adopting RFR as the clinical parameter to diagnose "stage 0" CKD relies precisely on the clinical evidence that RFR reduction is the earliest subclinical sign of kidney function decline.
This study has investigated local perspectives regarding cord care in several Ethiopian communities to shed light on rationales for cord care practices, concerns about cord related problems and familiarity with cord redness as a sign of infection.
A variety of rationales are advanced in favour of stakeholding.
