The results of this conceptual analysis are of significant practical implications because they help to determine whether these activities are subject to existing regulations for clinical research, including whether the clinicians need to obtain patients' informed consent to use the checklist.
Since substitute checks are considered legal "checks," substitute checks are subject to existing check laws and regulations.
Coordinated expenditures under existing law are also in-kind contributions and are subject to existing contribution limits, which in the case of PACs are $5,000 per year given by a PAC to a candidate.
Hypersonic vehicles would not be subject to existing treaties on ballistic-missile arsenals, for one thing.
In making their case, the companies argue that they should not be subject to existing consumer protections because the transactions are investments, not loans.
The town has been placed in red and yellow zones, the latter color designating areas that are not likely to be affected by stricter state regulation, but would continue to be subject to existing local zoning laws.
A taskforce commissioned by the Baird government said in a discussion paper in August that UberX "appear[s] to meet the criteria of a public passenger service" and should be subject to existing taxi regulations.
"Were Khadr to be transferred, the terms of his incarceration would be subject to existing Canadian laws pertaining to custody and conditional release," the Defense Department said in a statement, adding that the United States understood that Mr. Khadr "would be eligible to apply for parole after serving one-third of his sentence".
Attention was also paid to places that had been subject to existing social science studies such as Iitate (Gill 2013), Minami Soma (McNeill and Quintana 2013), and Tomioka (Sato 2014 to get a fuller sense of how underlying social issues may or may not come across in the GSV photomontage.
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However, little emphasis has been put on the underlying biochemical constraints these networks are subject to, and the existing biochemistry has an obvious influence on possible network structures.
