Therefore, it is necessary to do bacteriological testing also with reference to extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) producers with resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics, including third generation cephalosporins such as cefotaxime, ceftriaxone and ceftazidime.
The text was extended with reference to the catastrophe that occurred in Japan.
The area is contested because Japan measures its claim from a median line in the sea, which China does not recognise, while China measures its claim with reference to the continental shelf, which extends its reach well to the east of the Japanese line.
This was now extended, again with reference to the public interest, to goals like internal and external security and clean energy production.50 The implication was a reluctance to buy into broad promises as those of OLAE, and into open-ended support of new technological developments in general.
Such theory has been originally developed with reference to moment resisting steel frames and gradually extended to other seismic resistant structural typologies aiming to the assure, in all cases, a collapse mechanism of global type.
Sweller et al. (1990 217) extend this idea with reference to redundancy and what they call the split attention effect.
Successful swallowing interventions not only benefit individuals with reference to oral intake of food/liquid, but also have extended benefit to nutritional status and prevention of related morbidities such as pneumonia.
Now we live our lives horizontally, with reference to a past that we can repair or extend, and to future generations for whom our sacrifices and examples may make a better life.
Beginning in the 1950s and 1960s, scholars began to use it with reference to the African diaspora, and the use of the term was extended further in the following decades.
Some of the results of this work are reviewed with reference to the synthesis, structure, and physicochemical properties of the newly prepared extended solids.
The vision we provide extends the boundaries of Predictive Analytics with reference to modeling aims, knowledge inputs, collaborative work, human-computer interaction, and relationships across these components.
