Consequently, a system that is irritated by the environment changes its state, and yet every change of state is a systemic operation.
Sure, life was better before he took office and you could look at Twitter without having a heart attack, but long before Trump announced his candidacy the world was plagued by unsustainable inequality, doomed military operations, systemic racism, and impending climate catastrophe.
During the CABG operation, systemic metabolic substrate infusions can be administered providing myocardial protection and promotion of post-operative myocardial function.
Surgical resection such as nephroureterectomy with excision of a bladder cuff is the standard treatment for localised UTUC; however, contemporary oncological outcomes still remain poor owing to the high risk of systemic recurrence after operation.
They felt the category represented a holistic, systemic approach to business operations.
Nevertheless, our cut-off values of 29 68 g/m may serve as an orientation, and it may be highly interesting if these values are comparable for other patients with right systemic RVs without palliative operations (e.g., in congenitally corrected TGA).
The letter said the review should examine and report on how any errors came to be made, including any systemic failings within the operation of the administrative scheme.
This customisation context imposes systemic integration and co-operations between the concerned manufacturing entities to explore their capabilities, aiming at adaptability to the product heterogeneity.
Not even The Baltimore Sun -- with its history of covering bad cops -- could find a worse case of "systemic corruption" than the operation that resulted in federal prosecutions for Ocasio and many other officers. .
