The selection of Calderwood and Higham has unintentionally highlighted the contrast between Smith's approach and that of his predecessor as the national coach, Brian Noble, who was involved in the decision-making process that deemed both surplus to requirements at Wigan next season, allowing them to join Hull and Warrington respectively.
With such a high clinical variability, equine HeV could only be confirmed by laboratory tests, a process that was not deemed straightforward by all veterinarians [ 26].
Google's software prowls the Web looking for articles deemed interesting, employing a process that is similar to the company's PageRank search engine ranking system to make decisions on which articles to present to readers.
It has already started in Burnley and Aberdeen and of these, 68% have been deemed "fit for work" in a process that is strongly criticised by Citizens Advice Scotland.
Whenever a commit is deemed inappropriate, it is backed out, a process that creates a new commit reverting the inappropriate commit.
Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a process that facilitates the communication and understanding of care preferences between a person deemed to have decision-making capacity and their primary health care provider, family members or surrogate decision maker [ 10, 11].
In a process that Foucault called "normalization," a supposedly objective social science labels as "normal" or "rational" behaviour that society deems respectable or desirable, so behaviour deemed otherwise becomes abnormal or irrational and a legitimate object of discipline or coercion.
Conventional SR imaging can be regarded as a process that recovers a higher dimensional signal from measurements with much fewer degrees of freedom and is deemed to involve uncertainty mathematically.
Because the F.D.A. deemed that there was some potential for the drug to be abused, the Drug Enforcement Administration must now decide what controls to place on prescribers, a process that Arena said could take four to six months.
33 The tiered approach (although deemed cost-effective) is a complicated process that may be difficult to enforce and relies on availability, experience, and judgment of pharmacists.
