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Lab medicine A determined value on a diagnostic test at or above which a certain action is taken; eg fasting glucose > 7.8 mmol/L–US: > 140 mg/dL, is a flag for notifying the attending physician, who might not otherwise suspect DM. See Decision level, Panic value, Red flag.

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medical transcription Warning or caution by the transcriptionist to the author of a report, pointing out problems (e.g., missing date, dictation errors, equipment problems, or potentially inflammatory remarks). Flags contribute to risk management.

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medical transcription warning or caution by the transcriptionist to the author of a report, pointing out problems (e.g., missing date, dictation errors, equipment problems, or potentially inflammatory remarks).

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"But I'd be lying if I said I haven't daydreamed about a Masthead conference or something, where the future of journalism and how it evolves with new technology and tools is the focus."

Moving Away From Twitter: Masthead, a social media platform for content creators, is made for news discussion

Masthead is powered by Mastodon, a free, open-source, decentralized and federated social media platform created by German college student Eugen Rochko in 2016.

Social Network for Journalists Launches on Open-Source Platform

In 1890, the masthead was firmly established in a Blackletter, or Old English style typeface, as they are sometimes known.

Changing face of your Gazette down the years

>> Open the app and hold your device over the 7DAYS front page masthead (the 7DAYS logo in the colours of the UAE flag at the top left of the page).

INTERACTIVE FEATURE: Look back in time to the formation of UAE

Instead, the former Huddersfield printer has amassed hundreds of newspaper mastheads - the title pieces on top of the front pages.

SCRAPBOOK CHRONICLE; Snapshot of printer's memories and years of history

The SEACHOICE Products and other catalogs advertise it as a "LED classic navigation light." The package indicates incorrect usage as a "masthead light." When web-searched the retrieved information presents it as a "masthead" or "navigation" light.

USE OF SEACHOICE NAVIGATION LIGHTS RECOMMENDED

We're proud to have him on the masthead and just as happy to show you his new book.

Addicted to Altitude

"At the Masthead: Fond Memories of Publishing a Weekly" is the recollections of a newspaper editor who ran his own small weekly newspaper for a small town in Stoddard County, Missouri.

At the Masthead

You may have seen that name on the spine of your textbooks in medical school or on the masthead of your favorite science journals or Web sites.

Move over, Elgin marbles

North Island Publishing (Mississauga, ON) will cease publication of "Masthead" magazine after the November/December issue.

North Island Publishing (Mississauga, ON) will cease publication of "Masthead" magazine after the November/December issue

At the same time, Yachting Australia (YA) has introduced a controversial rule requiring yachts to fit masthead VHF aerials.

Safety at sea: time to switch: it's time to ditch your 121.5 MHz EPIRBs and PLBs and be prepared for other changes to special regulations governing safety at sea, advises the Yachting Association of New South Wales Special Regulations Committee