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New Screening Guidelines Rather than having every woman tested every year, the new schedule has been changed to take into account age, medical and sexual history, presence of HPV infection, results of past Pap tests and even the type of Pap test used.
Observational studies and interviews will focus on identification of workaround procedures, as we have found[ 54, 55] these are often introduced to accommodate systems which fail to integrate with work practices, or where practices have not been changed to take advantage of work process efficiencies which ICT offer.
But it did recommend that legal, tax and accounting rules be changed to take the new instruments into account.
It's immediately apparent that sales in the South are weak, and so the itinerary is changed to take the group across Canada.
Priority levels are regularly tested at senior level and can be changed to take account of shifts in activities or the aspirations of individuals or networks being monitored.
In the modified spectrum-based pushover analysis (MSPA) method, the force vectors applied to the structure and formulations for determining the total roof displacement are changed to take the wall-frame interaction into account.
Germany's Neue Markt has none: its rules on profitability have yet to be changed to take account of the fact that biotech firms take ten years or more to launch their first product.
Boys and their parents, tasting a bit of discrimination, protested vociferously, and two years ago, the day became officially unisex, and the name was changed to Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work.
Ofsted insists that the grades were changed to take into account the findings of a separate inquiry, an emergency Joint Area Review ordered by the children's secretary, Ed Balls, following Baby Peter's death.
Ten years later the name was changed to Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work so that boys, who are subject to many of the same problems, could also participate.
