Dotted throughout its 305 pages, 472 articles and seven protocols and declarations are lots of little twists and details—adding an EU power here, refining a power there each of which is of vital importance to somebody.Take four current examples: oil, tobacco, animal welfare and sport.
Of those 11 that fulfilled the criteria, computer management systems were studied in four articles and treatment protocols in 11 articles.
The Convention sets out these rights in 54 articles and two Optional Protocols.
Primary among these is the CRC, which in its 54 Articles and two Optional Protocols, commits the country to internationally defined standards of rights for children.
In 54 articles and two optional protocols, the CRC establishes in international law what governments must do to ensure that all children grow up in an environment of happiness, love and understanding and benefit from health care, education and protection.
In 42 out of 54 articles and two Optional Protocols, the CRC spells out the basic human rights of every child, based on four core CRC principles: Survival; Development; Protection; and Participation.
Four articles investigate new algorithms and protocols for relay-assisted multiuser systems and cognitive radio networks.
In this article, the clinical value and protocols of lung V/P studies with SPECT, SPECT/CT and CTPA are discussed.
After screening all the articles using protocols 1 and 2, 17 articles met the inclusion criteria and were selected for qualitative synthesis and appraised to present some level of evidence.
The convention, which is also known as the International Bill of Rights for Women, consists of 30 articles and includes an optional protocol (OP).
