As each of these segments forays into the franchise arena they bring the underlying complexities of their industries with them, providing new issues and challenges for the franchise model to experience including billing insurance companies and the government, various certifications and licensing requirements and more interestingly, extremely limited, if not absent knowledge of the franchise model.
It is particularly important when governments do not have the capacity to act or regulate the matter due to absent knowledge or resources.
A well-intentioned project, too narrowly conceived and absent local knowledge, can be more unhealthy than helpful.
Absent secure knowledge of fundamental mechanisms, cancer medicine in the sixties and seventies deployed the "full armamentarium of cytotoxic drugs," Mukherjee writes, "driving the body to the edge of death to rid it of its malignant innards".
Absent actual knowledge otherwise, a payor may treat a payee as a corporation (and, therefore, as an exempt recipient) if one of the requirements of paragraph (c)(1)(ii)(A) (1), (2), (3), or (4), of this section are met before a payment is made.
Absent such knowledge, inconsistent bonding time has been assumed for the purpose of estimating thermal prestress loss in the literature.
And absent the knowledge of what the symbol was originally supposed to represent, people started taking it literally.
Absent the knowledge that such a mutation exists, patients will not have any authentic opportunity to inform themselves or exert any choice over this danger.
Our public school system seems content investing 12 years "educating" our future workforce, absent basic knowledge and tools required to sustain even a modest lifestyle.
But it was not until very recently that I began to realize what exactly I'd missed by doing that: I was absent essential knowledge of the history of the community I'm proud to say I belong to.
Other variables included women's health insurance (present or absent) and knowledge of maternal health care.
