Similarly, other alternative measures such as extended information and communication obligations for SVHC in imported articles or labelling obligations for this product group might be less intrusive than the extended authorisation scheme but at the same time not as effective [15].
With their far-flung side jobs, hospital schedules, research projects and obligations to extended families, Uganda's dozen or so AIDS specialists barely have time to catch up with one another, much less develop the sort of team approach used in many American hospitals.
Four additional issues arising during our analysis were 1) defining the level of disease penetrance warranting reporting of a potential disease-causing variant, 2) determining how to weight variants deposited by clinical laboratories without corroborating evidence of pathogenicity, 3) the need for clinical correlation, and 4) obligations to extended family members.
The extended family, and the obligation placed on family members to provide mutual support, is of the utmost importance.
In the Vietnamese community this appeared to be linked to demands for conformity and to the obligations toward the extended family.
"There is a case called Ali Zaki Mousa, Shinerr said, "currently before the court of appeal that will determine whether the UK should fulfil its legal obligations by holding an extended inquiry into 150 additional complaints by Iraqi civilians".
In the summer of 1852, freed from his naval obligations, Markham made plans for an extended visit to Peru.
Here, we comment that if the annotations (alpha ) and (beta ) represent fact and obligation, notions "fact", "obligation", "forbiddance" and "permission" can be represented by extended vector annotations, ([(m,0),alpha ],, [(m,0),beta ]), ([ 0,m),beta ]), and ([ 0,m),gamma ]), respectively, in EVALPSN, where (m) is a non-negative integer.
Under this system, production, distribution, and exchange are regulated by the direct social obligations of parties involved with one another over an extended period.
