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At least two staff integrally involved in CLABSI surveillance from each of five large HIT agencies were interviewed, focusing on identifying barriers and facilitators to home infusion CLABSI surveillance.

At their Senior Living Community, Sunnyside Village, they were integrally involved in several committees and resident organizations, she was Chair of the Resident Association and was instrumental in drafting the Resident Manual.

Russian forces in Ukraine are now testing the Kalashnikov AMB-17, a modern, integrally suppressed assault rifle designed for special operations.

We need to see national security and how to ensure it integrally.

While each bitcoin is exactly the same and has the same value, each NFT is a unique entity with an individually determined value, integrally linked to information about its current owner.

She was also integrally involved in the clinical education of medical interns and residents assigned to the Critical Care and Emergency Departments.

My interest in is purely professional, with an almost clinical remove; my love for the Braves and baseball is a lifelong passion integrally tied up with my sense of community, family and self.

While it is preferred for mining to be operated by the private sector, he said that the people and the government will, in the future, be integrally involved.

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This segregation deserves attention because yogic practices integrally exist within the Zen Buddhist school.

University of Columbia Press, 2007, page 13. Christianity seeAlso Soul carried to Heaven by William Bouguereau Most Christians understand the soul as an ontological reality distinct from, yet integrally connected with, the body.

What if generally accepted accounting principles recognized natural and human capital not as a free amenity in inexhaustible supply but as a finite and integrally valuable factor of production?