A little less saturation?

A little less saturation?

and colleagues reasoned quite convincingly that the liberal use of supplemental oxygen, which is common in the resuscitation of critically ill patients, may be detrimental instead of benefi cial [1]. Th e Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines do not give specifi c recommendations about the amount of oxygen to be administered for patients with severe sepsis or septic shock; instead, they advise o...

A Little Less Cogitation, A Little More Action Please

This chapter considers action-oriented processing from a model-oriented standpoint. Possible relationships between action and cognition are reviewed in abstract or conceptual terms. We then turn to models of their interrelationships and role in mediating cognitively enriched behaviors. Examples of theories or models inspired by the actionoriented paradigm are briefl y surveyed, with a particula...

Semaphorin Signaling A Little Less Per-Plexin

Recent advances in our understanding of axon guidance during neural development are highlighted by the characterization of several gene families containing members capable of functioning as repellents. These include ephrins, netrins, and semaphorins. Though future work will undoubtedly result in the identification of still more repellents, the wealth of information now in hand concerning the ce...

A Little Less Interaction, A Little More Action: A Modular Framework for Network Troubleshooting

An ideal network troubleshooting system would be an almost fully automated system, monitoring the whole network at once, feeding the results to a knowledge-based decision making system that suggests actions to the operator or corrects the failure automatically. Reality is quite the contrary: operators separated in their offices try to track down complex networking failures in their own way, whi...

Medical abbreviations: writing little and communicating less.