Kingship, a worldwide phenomenon, can be elective, as in medieval Germany, but is usually hereditary; it may be absolute or constitutional and usually takes the form of a monarchy, although dyarchies have been known, as in ancient Sparta, where two kings ruled jointly.
When we think of transformation, we usually think of emotional or psychological change, but just as often, it can refer to physical transformation -- which can be elective, such as plastic surgery -- that we choose as a result of an accident, or an illness such as cancer.
Surgical procedures may have lower AMA discharges as many are elective and have early discharge goals.
An elective procedure was defined as "elective: from waiting list," "elective: booked," or "elective: planned" as denoted in the method of admission field.
Nonetheless some authors argue that elective CS is as safe as or even safer than vaginal delivery [ 11].
The idea of protecting the heart from ischemic insult during heart surgery to allow elective cardiac arrest is as old as the idea of cardiac surgery itself.
Both elective and non-elective SETs were included, as were fresh and frozen SETs.
Stryker, which makes the hip and knee replacements, is also very solid, even though there is not as much elective surgery as there was.
And giving your laptop a little elective surgery isn't as hard as it sounds tutorials all over the Web describe memory installation in great detail.
Epidemiology, disease processes, genomics, large data handling and investigation, informatics, health economics and outcomes research are all possible electives as are aspects of genetics.
