Nurses at trusts which have continual financial trouble are worried their employers' focus on finances may mean they struggle to keep delivering high-quality care, added Dr Peter Carter, chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing.
One of the most disturbing books I have read recently is Alice Munro's collection of stories Too Much Happiness, which finds continual sympathy for the lives of those on the fringes of society.
The first scenario was historical urban growth, which allowed continual urban area expansion, similar to historical trends, without any limitation.
Manufacturers are constantly facing new challenges across a wide range of industries which means continual research and development is essential.
The artistic beauty of Chinese calligraphy is constituted by two elements, i.e., form and spirit, which attract continual attentions by calligraphy artists.
The metabolic monitor used was a Compact Airway Module, E-CAiOVX, mounted in a Compact Anesthesia Monitor (GE Healthcare, Little Chalfont, Buckinghamshire, UK), which offers continual VCO2 and VO2 measurements [25].
The obtained data suggest that the cultivation of plants in a life support system on soil-like substrate from composts has a number of advantages over the cultivation on neutral substrates, which require continual replenishment of the plant nutrient solution from the system's store to complement the macro- and micro-elements.
Our capitalist system, which requires continual economic growth, is depleting Earth's finite natural resources.
This paradigm is similar to studies conducted in rats, but milder than studies on domestic mice which use continual sensory contact with an aggressive resident [8], [35].
Together, these data confirmed that a dosing regimen of MitoSNO that was robustly cardioprotective and which included continual infusion for 20 min had no effect on haemodynamics or blood pressure.
