The intersection of professional culture, rules, and patient needs creates instances of both rule abidance and deviation, all of which affect quality [ 52]; therefore, the performance-enhancing (or -obstructing) effects of targets and rankings will vary according to the culture in which they operate and the level of unorthodoxy it tolerates [ 14].
Using these agents, this paper shows how this framework may be employed to study the impact of norms on agent behavior by providing a quantitative measure of the cost of norm abidance and, by the same token, to what extent norms affect reasoning complexity.
During each visit, abidance to treatment was checked.
Similar ST seems to be transmitted due to poor adherence to infection control policies which necessitate efforts for more strict abidance to infection control regulations.
About the size of our abidance along with theirs" "Not much".
The intracellular transit and abidance in specific cell compartments of EGFR may depend on the cell type, stimulation with growth factors, and duration of CRM1 inhibition.
But a battle for the soul of democratic society does not call for abidance or quietude.
These values are best spread globally by the time-tested measures: diplomacy, respect for other countries' sovereign borders, abidance by such international laws as the Geneva Convention and the principle of habeas corpus, abhorrence of torture, cultural outreach, democratic example and, to handle terrorism at home, police action.
When civilians view law abidance as optional, they can immediately assume that their opinion is above any law.
Crummell is convinced that blacks are well suited to legacy-building because of their "plastic" nature possessing that "native mobility and adaptedness" required to withstand "elements diverse from and stronger than their own"; blacks are patient enough "to wait for the future, in calm abidance and with confident assurance" ("Hope for Africa" [FA], 321).
