Furthermore, attention to context is vital; pressures faced by researchers and policymakers in low- and middle-income countries may be very different from those in Western settings.
He said: "It's vital that pressure is maintained on the government to support an industry, brewing and pub retailing, that gives employment to around one million people as well as pleasure to consumers.
Understand that the ICU nurses will be checking your vitals (blood pressure, breathing rate, pulse and temperature) every couple of hours.
Now, Chiodini and his colleagues have identified the volcano's "critical degassing pressure" — a vital data point in understanding the likelihood of an eruption.
Patient demographic data and variables including age, gender, mechanism of injury, injury severity score (ISS), laboratory value (BAC), admission vitals blood pressures, and Glasgow coma scale (GCS) were collected from the trauma data bank.
A fourth vital sign, blood pressure, is equally significant.
"She found another one, I guess, who took her blood pressure, vital signs, signed the note," Ms. Lannaman said.
And it describes Clinton's normal-ranging vital statistics: blood pressure of 100/70; a pulse of 70; and a total cholesterol level of 189.
Nurses' clinical judgement plays a vital role in pressure ulcer risk assessment, but evidence is lacking which patient characteristics are important for nurses' perception of patients' risk exposure.
Vital parameters (blood pressure, heart rate, expiratory CO2 level, and body temperature) were continuously recorded throughout the experiment.
