ライフサイエンスコーパス: jurisdiction

1 or without ribavirin (33 [94%] countries and jurisdictions).

2 have increased, but still vary in scope and jurisdiction.

3 fragmentation and systemic barriers at local jurisdictions.

4 waste have been recently enacted in numerous jurisdictions.

5 marking of performance between hospitals and jurisdictions.

6 case interviews and provider follow-up at 6 jurisdictions.

7 end the practice is being introduced in many jurisdictions.

8 tactics and arguments were used in multiple jurisdictions.

9 ts for asthma is disappointingly low in many jurisdictions.

10 le [5] or improving situation [6] in certain jurisdictions.

11 st efficiency, and collaboration among beach jurisdictions.

12 984 and has been adopted by most U.S. prison jurisdictions.

13 during 1995-2007 for all four cancers in all jurisdictions.

14 months of pre-entry and postentry data for 4 jurisdictions.

15 tem that includes urban, suburban, and rural jurisdictions.

16 Such designations differ between jurisdictions according to their drug laws and drug regu

17 these reductions are maintained and if other jurisdictions achieve similar results.

18 in sharing secrets in group therapy if more jurisdictions adopted legislation making co-members liab

19 s women than in non-indigenous women in most jurisdictions, although the difference was not always st

20 We pooled data across jurisdictions and calculated the prevalence for any coun

21 in this paper are generalisable to multiple jurisdictions and can be used to predict industry activi

22 nities to improve cancer surveillance in all jurisdictions and facilitate access to cancer data.

23 s are limited by political barriers, lack of jurisdiction, and finite resources, expertise, and staff

24 are as follows: (a) issues of globalization, jurisdiction, and law enforcement; (b) the power of heal

25 e possible and include areas beyond national jurisdiction, and provide five key recommendations to im

26 e of organizations such as health systems or jurisdictions, and these alternative perspectives can yi

27 logical entity (NBE) as applied in worldwide jurisdictions are clarified.

28 ance has been significant, a large number of jurisdictions are still without case-based surveillance.

29 tes and smokeless tobacco are subject to FDA jurisdiction because they contain a "drug," nicotine, an

30 Findings may not apply to other jurisdictions because of differences in resources for su

31 For jurisdictions beginning case-based surveillance with lim

32 In most jurisdictions, breast cancer was the most common cancer

33 ening for HCV infections is provided in most jurisdictions, but uptake rates remain low.

34 showing results and outsiders can invade the jurisdiction by producing the outcome.

35 form the ongoing policy debate as additional jurisdictions consider such legislation.

36 Of the 47 jurisdictions contacted, we received basic information f

37 There were no cross-jurisdiction differences for chronic kidney disease and

38 prevalence among refugees screened in their jurisdiction during the most recently available 12-month

39 ire physician involvement and all practicing jurisdictions employ medical personnel.

40 enous and non-indigenous populations of each jurisdiction, except for the Alaska Native population, w

41 he current focus on setting legal and public jurisdictions for new nursing roles through national sta

42 In the UK and USA, various jurisdictions have launched new approaches for managing

43 Although many jurisdictions have laws that prevent the sale of e-cigar

44 s (HIV) testing rates, many institutions and jurisdictions have revised policies to make the testing

45 oduct is a "drug" or "device" subject to FDA jurisdiction if it is "intended to affect the structure

46 legal system and case law of the particular jurisdiction in question.

47 aluate the possible role of extraterritorial jurisdiction in strengthening the enforcement of existin

48 In 2006, Austin, TX, became the first jurisdiction in the U.S. to ban the use of coal-tar seal

49 ed to include provisions on extraterritorial jurisdiction in their laws on transplant-related crimes

50 ere, we analyse fur return data across eight jurisdictions in North America to test whether the prese

51 rom population-based cancer registries in 12 jurisdictions in six countries were provided for 2.4 mil

52 ation screening from each of the high school jurisdictions in the 50 states and the District of Colum

53 3, outpatient clinics representing 13 health jurisdictions in the USA reported counts of influenza-li

54 Among the 35 European countries and jurisdictions included, the most commonly reimbursed DAA

55 In jurisdictions including the US and the EU ground transpo

56 ins had removed artificial trans fat, and 13 jurisdictions, including California, had adopted similar

57 after a first seizure varies widely between jurisdictions, influenced by various factors including t

58 Extraterritorial jurisdiction is a legitimate tool to combat transplant-r

59 d by a better understanding of how workplace jurisdiction is achieved.

60 estions are being raised in a number of U.S. jurisdictions, leading to some confusion about mixture i

61 The trial randomly assigned local health jurisdictions (LHJs) in Washington State, US, into four

62 surveillance and outbreak control improves, jurisdictions may benefit from more-standardized outbrea

63 co finds that physicians in nearly all these jurisdictions may legally prescribe sterile injection eq

64 Similar to other jurisdictions, nonwhite patients face barriers to access

65 5 685 264 in non-indigenous people from all jurisdictions, not including Alberta, Canada.

66 m specific professional activities under the jurisdiction of a governing body's (hospital) authority.

67 us, but many deaths were outside the current jurisdiction of occupational safety and health agencies.

68 an 145,000 offenders, incarcerated under the jurisdiction of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice

69 what could be achieved if the three national jurisdictions of Borneo coordinate efforts to achieve th

70 sessments over time and across public health jurisdictions of varying geographic size, with an establ

71 ifferent periods of exclusivity in different jurisdictions or none at all.

72 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asserted jurisdiction over cigarettes and smokeless tobacco under

73 Since agencies with jurisdiction over IFAP frequently lack a health focus, i

74 jj experience has direct relevance for other jurisdictions planning rapid deployment strategies for i

75 eceived basic information from 31, with nine jurisdictions reporting HBsAg prevalence by country of o

76 16 (46%) countries and jurisdictions required patients to have fibrosis at stag

77 The majority of jurisdictions respond to these outbreaks, although the r

78 In many jurisdictions, restrictions prohibit the culture of huma

79 rted drug susceptibility tests for PZA in 38 jurisdictions routinely testing for PZA susceptibility f

80 by district policy or state law, with either jurisdiction's policy or law associated with an approxim

81 Jurisdictions seeking to enact food waste disposal regul

82 cted sample of homicide defendants in a U.S. jurisdiction, seeking to identify psychiatric factors as

83 Nearly 66% of the ocean and 77% of national jurisdictions show increased human impact, driven mostly

84 f psychiatric patients is increasing in some jurisdictions such as Belgium and the Netherlands.

85 Tactics and arguments are repeated across jurisdictions, suggesting that the taxonomies of industr

86 Among the 4 high-TB-burden states/jurisdictions surveyed, there was 42%-55% underestimatio

87 ents to hasten death even when practicing in jurisdictions that allow assisted dying.

88 ays in which new roles establish a workplace jurisdiction; that is, recognition in the workplace of a

89 ncreasing marijuana legalisation in multiple jurisdictions, the effect of marijuana use on future ris

90 In some jurisdictions, the rate of "family overrule" is over 10%

91 During 2009-2011, 8 jurisdictions throughout the United States investigated

92 147 patients who moved from one local health jurisdiction to another within California.

93 lth departments frequently lack resources or jurisdiction to respond to health concerns related to IF

94 and supplemental case follow-up at selected jurisdictions to describe the US epidemiology of hepatit

95 Borneo, much of this land is under forestry jurisdiction, warranting targeted conservation partnersh

96 Negotiation of workplace jurisdiction was shown to be dependent on sharing social

97 Jurisdiction was then transferred to the US Food and Dru

98 In no jurisdiction was there evidence that vulnerable patients

99 Using the idea of occupational jurisdictions we discuss how nurses embarking on this ne

100 l concerns about the use of extraterritorial jurisdiction were examined, and possible responses were

101 In jurisdictions where diacetylmorphine is currently not av

102 euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide in jurisdictions where they are legal.

103 and have recorded their wishes or live in a jurisdiction with a "presumed consent" system, donation

104 the National HIV Surveillance System from 17 jurisdictions with complete reporting of VL test results

105 been demonstrated in multiple international jurisdictions with consistent improvements in cardiac ar

106 Evaluation of taxation in jurisdictions with more typical SSB consumption, with co