Under a 1986 federal law, a hospital has to provide a medical examination and treatment to stabilize the condition of any patient who requests care in its emergency room, regardless of the person's ability to pay.
Problem solving is key, and teams must diagnose poorly understood patient illnesses, stabilize the condition of patients, and stimulate recovery.
This result is consistent with that in primary vitamin E deficiency, in which supplementation, at best, stabilizes the condition.
To stabilize the conditions in the PA chamber (i.e., to maintain a constant relative humidity) for sensitive measurements, a constant N2 flow is applied to ventilate the cell.
According to a previously conducted reliability and factor analysis [ 36, 37] the SpREUK 1.0 version had the following scales: (1) Search for meaningful support, (2) Guidance, control and message of disease, (A) Support in relations with the external through spirituality/religiosity, and (B) Stabilizing the inner condition through spirituality/religiosity.
On the other hand, CD spectroscopy, often as a pioneering approach, can reveal the formation of particular structural arrangements, to search for the conditions stabilizing the structures, to follow the transitions between various structural states, to explore kinetics of their appearance, to determine thermodynamic parameters and also detect formation of higher order structures.
Due to the limited evidence on the use of adjuvant therapy during pregnancy, tumors causing neurological symptoms and seizures must be treated, in order to stabilize the maternal condition and enable a safe birth.
"The ultimate goal is to stabilize the artwork condition and to improve its aesthetic appearance," says Nicolai.
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan--revered hero of conservatives--signed the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA), which required hospitals to provide "for such further medical examination and such treatment as may be required to stabilize the medical condition" of any individual regardless of ability to pay or immigration status (42 U.S.C. 1395dd).
The first two on-chip reactions were discarded in order to stabilize the chip condition.
