... Pilbara some union members put a jack under a section of rail and so prevented all movement of trains – hardly a case of ‘good faith bargaining’.) In the intensity of a negotiation and the pressure ... they can only move in straight lines The most powerful piece, the queen, can move in any direction but again still only in a straight line Linear thinking is a constraint on a negotiator In contrast, ... do.’ Similarly Chamberlain and Kuhn (1965, p 170) define bargaining power as ‘the ability to secure another’s agreement on one’s own terms’ The essence of negotiation 27 Bargaining power has been...
... Also, the CPOE Shulman et al [1] examined included an available (but not interactive) on-line information system with drug interactions, contraindications, side effects, formulary, and IV administration ... influence errors, is seldom the bright line we imagine When added to the reality that many studies claiming to be of CPOE systems are actually studies of CPOE and DSS, the waters get even more muddied ... between the most serious medication errors and the use of their CPOE system 428 Shulman et al [1] detail, for example, how their CPOE system’s pull down menu for dosages led to prescribing an injection...
... make a vaccine that would protect against any new influenza virus variant? The holy grail with influenza immunization, and for those trying to make vaccines against HIV and hepatitis C 46.4 Journal ... it take so long to make a vaccine against a new influenza virus variant? The first decision that has to be made is: which vaccine? Vaccines that are used against seasonal influenza are based on ... is not clear Influenza Epidemic strain Can the ability of a viral variant to pass from human to human be predicted from its nucleic acid sequence? Pandemic strain Figure Antigenic drift and antigenic...
... traditional NSAIDs and selective cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors (coxibs) [2] Traditional NSAIDs have long been associated with upper gastrointestinal bleeding, renal impairment, and congestive heart failure, ... planning, writing and visual aids formats to explain risks All authors read and approved the final manuscript Acknowledgements Pain Research is supported in part by the Oxford Pain Research Trust, and ... additional NSAIDs were available in four individual studies published subsequently [5,7,70,71] Estimates of relative risk were generally in good agreement The influence of duration of use was uncertain;...
... written questionnaires distributed through station supervisors, and, finally, through telephone or e-mail interviews with air EMS (helicopter and fixed wing) supervisors Questionnaires Table Lateral ... the air EMS services LTP was used by 52% (12/23) of the air EMS services, although only one service had a written protocol Training was given in three services Several of the fixed-wing air ambulance ... provided with training felt confident in the use of LTP, compared to 58% of those who were not provided with training This indicates the importance of proper training, and we believe training on a...
... to audit failures: the higher the failure rate, the lower the quality of auditing What we know about audit failure rates? Outright audit failures are difficult to determine with certainty but ... outright audit failure is? An audit failure occurs in two circumstances: when generally accepted accounting principles are not enforced by the auditor (GAAP failure); and when an auditor fails to issue ... would result in a significantly lower audit failure rate A broader definition of auditor failure could be based on business failure rates It turns out that failures of publicly listed companies in...
... J.R., Shaw R.G., Constraint to adaptative evolution in response to global warming, Science 294 (2001) 151–154 [30] Fay P., Carlisle J., Knapp A., Blair J., Collins S., Altering rainfall timing and ... Ministère de l’Agriculture, de l’Alimentation, de la Pêche et des Affaires Rurales, Paris, 2004 [24] Desprez-Loustau M.-L., Marçais B., Nageleisen L.-M., Piou D., Vannini A., Interactive effects ... influenced by life history and ecological traits, such as anatomical or morphological adaptations (e.g leaf size, depth of roots, Tab II) At the ecosystem scale, the main effects of drought may occur indirectly,...
... P: Acute renal failure due to hemolytic uremic syndrome in adult patients Ren Fail 1997, 19:279-282 Medina HM, Garcia MJ, Velazquez O, Sandoval N: A 73-year old man with chest pain days after ... pathogenesis of hepatic blindness is unknown but may include hypotensive episodes and impaired blood brain-barrier function leading to cortical and subcortical edema [5] Patient – Fournier gangrene ... acute renal failure (creatinine, 1700 μmol/liter) When transferring the patient from the nephrological department to the ICU, he massively aspirated and died due to refractory pulmonary failure soon...
... survival without a substantially impaired state of health are not to be expected before completion of the 25th – 26th gestational week Although substantial health impairment is to be expected in 2/3 ... same rate in the first year, the width-length index remaining unchanged during the first year Palatal height increased until months, then remained quite constant up to the first year The palatal ... individuals A preliminary report Am J Insan 1905, 61:687-697 81 Delaire J: Considérations sur l'accroissement du pré-maxillaire chez l'homme Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac 1974, 75:951-970 82 Denzer...
... for citation purposes) Head & Face Medicine 2005, 1:9 ing tubes against displacement from tongue and jaw movements, and thus against accidental extubation, to remedy palatal narrowing or grooving ... included studies are described in Part Exclusion criteria and excluded articles are listed in detail in Table of Part (see Additional file of Part 1) The general methodologies used for morphological ... the cause of grooving are discussed in Part The majority of articles dealing with the phenomenon fail to give a definition of palatal grooving However, there are three exceptions: Intubation does...
... Osteopathy 2008, 16:3 prevention is aimed at preventing new events, whereas tertiary prevention means that improved patients with incurable conditions are maintained at the best possible level Although ... target populations Definitions of maintenance care The definitions of maintenance care that we found were not based on scientific evidence of the clinical validity of maintenance care but perhaps more ... North-American study by Rupert [11] generally agreed that the purposes of maintenance care were to minimize recurrence or exacerbation, maintain or optimize state of health, prevent conditions from developing,...
... person who cures teeth A firefighter l) a person who fights with fire A captain g) a person who controls the ship A sailor m) a person who works on a ship A dancer c) a person who dances A singer ... okstudentgoteacherhdoctornonursekdentistnotpilotmcosmonautyessingerohdancertapolice manweworkerbutpoetyetwriterheconomistwsailornopostmanohengineernomodelufirefighter Choose definitions to the following jobs: A cook h)...
... built more and more farms and cities on that land, the giant pandas were forced up into the mountains Today, they (a) live/ (b) lived/ (c) have lived at elevations of 5,000 to 10,000 feet Panda's ... is 99% bamboo Bamboo is a giant grass that (a) grows/ (b) is growing/ (c) has grown in the mountains of China Because bamboo is so low in nutrients, an adult giant panda (a) eats/ (b) is eating/ ... six ounces and is about the size of a stick of butter At birth, it is pink, blind, helpless and hairless During this time, the mother cares for it closely, often cradling it in her paw and keeping...
... INSTITUT ICÀRIA NAME: English Department ESO D See a magpie Put new shoes on the table TASK TWO In pairs, put the beginnings and the ends together, using the expressions from the box If you see a ... sensation that causes a desire to scratch the skin SCRATCH: rub a part of one’s body with one’s fingernails to relieve itching (The cartoons Lisa and Bart Simpsons watch on Tv: Itchy and Scratchy) INSTITUT...
... nine a) white horses b) elks c) reindeer 25 Santa transports his presents in a big a) sleigh b) train c) bus 26 Santa and his reindeer land a) on top of the roofs b) in the garden of the houses ... Christmas land c) Toyland 29 Santa has got many little helpers who are called a) angels b) elves c) fairies 30 Santa’s reindeer are strong animals with a) golden hooves b) tall antlers on their heads ... c) large brown wings 31 One of the reindeer has only got little stubs on his head and a) a red tail that is bigger than himself b) red eyes that look like lamps c) a red nose that shines in the...
... incidence of hypernatremia and mortality in patients with severe traumatic brain injury Crit Care 2009, 13: R110 Aiyagari V, Deibert E, Diringer MN: Hypernatremia in the neurologic intensive ... trauma: experience at a single center J Trauma 1999, 47:659-665 Wakai A, Roberts I, Schierhout G: Mannitol for acute traumatic brain injury Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2007:CD001049 Page of (page ... to acute cerebral edema and early evidence of herniation Neurocrit Care 2007, 6:195-199 Qureshi AI, Suarez JI, Castro A, Bhardwaj A: Use of hypertonic saline/acetate infusion in treatment of cerebral...
... reduce glucose variability and to sustain glucose within the target range for prolonged periods of time [16] There are now many software programs tested and/or available Handheld blood glucometers, ... Pretty CG, Pfeifer L, Shaw GM, Preiser J-C, Le Compte AJ, Lin J, Hewett D, Moorhead KT, Desaive T: Organ failure and tight glycemic control in the SPRINT study Crit Care 2010, 14:R154 Van den Berghe ... consequences that are not clinically evident or measured Third, critically ill patients typically sustain wide deviations in blood glucose, even with insulin administration [15] Restricting the blood...