Design standards have been recently updated worldwide; with reference to the European practice, different alternatives are now offered to designers: from the selection of the method of analysis to the approaches for the serviceability, resistance and buckling checks of the whole racks as well as of its main components.
With reference to the literature and my own practice I propose that all practicing clinicians should have regular clinical supervision.
We argue with reference to the online literature around current practice, that Social Reproduction Theory adequately accounts for existing practice and as such it will be valuable to our project.
Table 2 depicts indications for caesarean section with reference to the frequency and blood transfusion practice.
This paper uses ethnographic methods to document health workers' antenatal care practices with reference to the national Focused Antenatal Care guidelines and identifies factors influencing health workers' performance.
* statistical significance Tables 2 to 4 summarize the most significant findings obtained by the administration of the questionnaire with reference to the sections of knowledge, attitudes and practices, respectively.
Stitch quality was always one of major concerns when accepting a certain result as a data point and which was evaluated by quality control experts with reference to the stitched quality standard ASTM D6193, standard practice for stitches and seams (ASTM International 2011).
The Bristol Tongue Assessment Tool (BTAT) was developed based on clinical practice and with reference to the Hazelbaker Assessment Tool for Lingual Frenulum Function (ATLFF).
Given the diversity in experience and specialization of the pediatric caregiver community, it seems obvious that drug and disease-specific guidance with reference to the individual patient would facilitate more standard practices around dosing adjustments and raise the overall knowledge on pediatric clinical pharmacology and therapeutics.
human utilization of maritime space by boat; a tradition of using the sea and its resources; terrestrial features and infrastructure that support seaborne practices; the naming of topography with reference to the sea or things maritime; and attention to the sea in sailing routes, shipping zones, oral traditions, and ritual practices.
