This study extends previous CEAs of DrotAA by using data from a large sample of units delivering routine clinical care; previous CEAs used PROWESS data [ 18- 23, 62].
Trading firms like Salomon Brothers and Goldman Sachs were using their prowess to cultivate relations with powerful institutional investors like pension funds and insurance companies, eating into the profits of white-shoe houses.
The majority of these have climbed the corporate ladder on the back of their technological prowess and then used that prowess to jump from IT to e-commerce to digital innovation and now to digital transformation.
Hackers distinguish themselves from "crackers -- those who use programming prowess for mischief or malicious purposes.
In other words, use your prowess to support everyday people seeking freedom instead of supporting dictatorships.
When runners use their prowess, real or exaggerated, to suggest superiority, they generate resentment, Dr. Thompson noted.
The infection criteria used in PROWESS were designed to be straightforward and were based on common clinical and radiological data.
"We still need to use sporting prowess as a means to boost national confidence and show national strength," Mao said.
Mr. Paul has used his prowess as a fund-raiser to blanket the airwaves with slickly produced and biting ads.
Syrian swimmer Yusra Mardini's journey to the Olympics is unquestionably inspiring – director Siri Bunford reminds viewers that this is the young woman who used her prowess in the water to rescue a dinghy full of refugees.
