Nevertheless, the frequency of altered mental status at the time readiness-to-wean criteria were met was similar in the ET group (14/21 patients with GCS score ≤ 8) and in the ST group (41/53 patients with GCS ≤ 8), suggesting that differences in mental status were not the primary factor in deciding for tracheostomy.
There have been three so-called New York Times readiness tests, in which the science team interpreted fake data on the fly, under time constraints, and produced press releases meant to be headline-worthy.
At the time, the readiness of Emwazi to behead a helpless captive caused widespread shock.
On Friday, the Obama administration confirmed publicly for the first time its readiness to give Israel written assurances on security issues.
The weaning period was defined as the time between readiness to wean and extubation.
Interview duration (mean 51[rangee 16 133] minutes) was dependent upon availability of time and readiness to share information.
This is the first time that readiness to investigate cancer either directly or by referral to secondary care has been shown to correlate with cancer survival.
"I do not have the time and readiness to respond always in an efficient way… Although I try to develop rapport and a supportive relationship with the mothers of my patients, it is difficult to achieve this with a depressive mother.
I've seen it a few times, this readiness to reunite and do a lucrative tour.
Factors listed by CR programs were patient illness, preference for specific exercise times, individual readiness to participate, slow General Practitioner referrals and limited availability of stress testing.
M*A*S*H (1970), set in a military hospital during the Korean war, remains Altman's biggest commercial success, and immediately crystallised his style and attitude, with its corrosive stance towards US institutions, its farcical humour, distinct elements of misogyny and, at times, over-readiness to tilt at easy targets.
