An updated version of the code is created by a maintenance programmer to reflect the desired design in the code and the tool uses this along with the original design to find the applicable changes needed to refactor the code.
This indeterminacy appears the more pertinent, the more radical the innovation is: when the outcomes are not applicable with incremental changes to existing structures, practices and systems (Swierstra & Rip, 2007).
†After review of reasons for withdrawal from study in the CSR (appendix G), along with review of patient narratives and CRFs where applicable, we proposed changes to these reasons for withdrawal in a proportion of those discontinued.
Some scholars take the not-being applicable to change to include negative features (e.g., not quick) as well as kinds it differs from (e.g., rest) (for interpretations of this sentence, see McDowell 1982 and Frede 1992).
(iii) Notify the public of the start and end dates of the winter season, operating hours, dates, use levels, and any applicable changes through one or more of the methods listed in § 1.7 of this chapter.
The examples use live demo instances of the AMBIT implementation of the services, but are also applicable, with minor trivial changes, to any OpenTox compliant service.
When applicable, change in sCD40L was calculated to correct for the presence of sCD40L in plasma.
However, any changes to the applicable rates will not apply to any orders made prior to the date of such change.
However, because changes to the applicable regulations occur annually, you are encouraged to update your training annually.
Finally, future simple diabetes-prediction algorithms could usefully include WC in those applicable to women, though for changes to clinical practice one would need to ensure that better prediction in research settings is not negated by poorer reliability of the measurement in routine practice.
