Organizations coming under the CIPA are required to actively monitor the online activities of users and educate minors about appropriate online behavior, including ethics to be followed during interactions with others on social media.
These results placed in the context of the literature demonstrate that upon its incorporation into prothrombinase factor Va, rather than providing an exosite for prothrombin necessary for exclusive cleavage at Arg, is required to actively guide factor Xa though the activation process.
33 As a moderate level of PA may be required to actively participate in and enjoy many forms of sports-based activity, interventions aiming to produce small increases in activity in the most sedentary, such as improving the built environment to encourage walking, may be more effective for this population than sports-based interventions.
While the language of this passage of the law, and several others, is vague, legal experts say the idea is clear: justice officials, including judges, are required to actively collaborate with the intelligence services rather than serve as a check on them.
A breakthrough appeared to be within reach last February when the F.T.C. announced that the Digital Advertising Alliance, the lead organization representing online advertisers, had agreed to abide and recognize a "do not track" option chosen by consumers, as long as consumers were required to actively request not to be followed.
Additional signal processing is required to actively suppress and reduce the strength of the self-interference to the noise floor.
The PhuZ family of tubulins is required to actively center the phage within infected host cells, facilitating efficient phage replication.
Airbnb hosts will also be required to actively declare that they understand the rules and agree to comply with them before they can post their listing.
While physicians may not be required to actively lie or withhold information, as might be the case with exercising therapeutic privilege for a cancer diagnosis to a very optimistic but fragile patient, they can be inclined by the standard of care not to inform at-risk people.
All senior magistrates (consuls, praetors, censors, and plebeian tribunes) were required to actively look for omens (auspicia impetrativa); simply having omens thrust upon them (auspicia oblativa) was generally not adequate.
