They were then extubated and continuously observed until they stood without assistance.
They spread without assistance.
If they remain without assistance, if we cannot do anything for these critical groups there is a high risk that all these young people will be recruited by terrorist groups.
And, a survey by the Medical Protection Society, which provides legal cover for doctors, found that 75% of patients wanted records in simple language which they could understand "without assistance or explanation", but only 21% of GPs thought they should be written this way.
If they can do that without assistance, that means they have challenged their systems to the point where they're sufficient for everyday functional activities". Balance training almost always involves targeting core muscles — the ones surrounding the trunk and the back, such as the abdominals, obliques and latissimus dorsi.
Patients were mobilized with crutches as soon as possible after surgery, and discharged when they could walk without assistance.
Thousands of opioid users began treatment legitimately, but now face unmitigated suffering if they are to withdraw without assistance, or the life of an addict if they don't wean themselves free.
For each domain of disability, if the participants indicated that they were unable to perform at least one of the activities without assistance, they were considered as having an IADL or ADL disability.
Without assistance, they consider mitigating the infestation an unattainable mission and consider acceptance of the invasive species as a part of the rural ecosystem an inevitable outcome.
The law allows terminally ill patients to receive prescriptions for lethal medications that they must administer themselves, without assistance from a doctor or anyone else.
CSAIL researchers have created a system that allows robots to see and pick up objects they have never encountered without assistance from humans, writes Jason Murdock for Newsweek.
