... role. These data were then utilized to evaluate the need for redistribution of care activities among the pharmacist roles and to determine the need for additional pharmacist full-time equivalents. Methods From January to February 2023, data pertaining to the amount and type of clinical activities...

...Vy Kim Nguyen; Justin Colacino; Chirag J Patel; Maureen Sartor; Olivier Jolliet To identify susceptible occupations with chemical biomarker levels exceeding acceptable exposure levels, we compared workers’ biomarker levels to biomonitoring equivalents. Biomonitoring equivalents are defined...

..., Peachtree City, GA) was compared to inorganic phosphorus (iP) supplements to assess phosphorus equivalency. In 6 replicate 28-d trials, 288 crossbred F2 (Duroc X LR X LW) pigs (20.0 kg, 6 pigs/pen, 48 pens) were randomly assigned to 1 of 8 diets. Pig sex was balanced within pens. Basal corn-soybean meal...

... in the industry, hence including emissions from primary production, processing, and transportation up to the industry gate, but excluding emissions from packaging. Climate impact was expressed as kg carbon dioxide equivalents (CO₂e) per kg edible food product (e.g., meat without bones). Climate impact...

..., patients with peripheral artery disease had lower values of peak oxygen uptake, peak workload, energy expenditure (metabolic equivalents) and heart rate recovery, but showed the same degree of airflow obstruction and static and dynamic hyperinflation. In a multivariate linear regression model performed...

... are taking place in birds fed LP diets deficient in Gly. Serine is a nonessential AA that is interconverted to Gly in the presence of Ser hydroxymethyltransferase, therefore both AA are considered as Gly equivalents ( Gly_equiv ) in diet formulations. The complete supplementation of Thr or Ser...

...–101.3) 48 (24.9–88.2) Competition training, n (%) ^∗ 2,363 (60.5) 1,271 (56.1) IQR = interquartile range; MET = metabolic equivalent. ∗ Numbers may be smaller than total for these variables because they were not required for study inclusion. † Other includes American...

... subsequently received either an anti-TNF or reached a cumulative dose of >3000 mg CS during the year. By using overall and latent class–specific remission-time equivalent (RTE) estimates derived from discrete-choice experiments, mean 12-month cumulative RTEs were calculated after propensity score adjustment...

.... At least one prescription was required to document prescriptions within each category; patients were then assigned to their highest level of pain treatment over the course of the year following their diagnosis. Opioid intensity was determined by converting to morphine milligram equivalents (MME) using...

... Data, Table S2). Figure 1. ( A ) ∑Polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) concentrations in adult mink scat on a dry weight basis. ( B ) ∑PCB concentrations in adult mink liver on a dry weight basis. ( C ) ∑2,3,7,8‐tetrachlorodibenzo‐p‐dioxin toxic equivalents (TEQs) in adult mink scat on a dry...

... effects and whether a national border must be crossed to reach the port. Using a conditional logit model we find heterogeneous impacts of transportation costs and national borders on port choice across shippers of various sizes. Based on the estimation results, we calculate the distance equivalents...

... Manual, and A Dictionary of Islamic Terms: ’Al-Khudrāwī (1995) . Through analysis, comparison, and assessment of the three dictionaries’ lexicographic approaches to lexical gap, the paper recommends the most adequate approach to giving equivalents to terms/concepts that present lexical gap...

... on commonly consumed youth beverages. This study's purpose was to measure total antioxidant capacity (TAC), expressed in Trolox equivalents (μmol mL⁻¹), in a variety of youth beverages, including juices, vitamin enhanced waters, sport drinks, energy drinks and various milk products. Significantly...

... density food pattern equivalents main meals NHANES obesity time of eating REFERENCES 1. Nicklas TA , Myers L , Reger C , Beech B , Berenson GS . Impact of breakfast consumption on nutritional adequacy of the diets of young adults in Bogalusa, Louisiana: ethnic...

... for individuals that were still alive in 2012 were right-censored. The magnitude of bias that pedigree error stemming from extra-pair paternity introduced into estimates of inbreeding depression was formally quantified by comparing inbreeding load (the number of “lethal equivalents”) calculated from the apparent...

... In vitro Toxicology Toxic equivalents Canada Research Chair Program; a Visiting Distinguished Professorship in the Department of Biology and Chemistry and State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution, City University of Hong Kong “High Level Foreign Experts” GDW20123200120 State Administration of Foreign...

... not be adequate for preparing manual workers for a safe return to work, as these activities bear little resemblance to the physical movements and force exertion required in most industrial jobs. Aims To measure the energy expenditure as metabolic equivalents (METs) required for automotive technicians...

... information theory lethal equivalents model averaging random factors standardized predictors There has been a recent and significant change in the way that ecologists and evolutionary biologists analyse and draw biological inferences from their data. As an alternative to traditional null hypothesis...

...Marjorie S. Morgan; Larry G. Arlian scabies mites human skin equivalents interleukin-1 receptor antagonist immunomodulation skin cell cytokine secretion HSEs constitutively secreted GROα ( Table 1 ; Fig. 1 ). Mites inoculated onto the HSE surface induced the most GROα...

...-report questionnaires were administered at the first contact and again after 4, 10 and 16 months. Outcome measures were changes in self-reported activity levels converted to metabolic equivalents and health-related quality of life measured by standard instruments (SF-12v2 and EQ-5D). Results: 449...