Refinement of the statutory mandate was obtained through a LexisNexis (2004) search of federal court cases providing judiciary clarification of the language and its application to PM NAAQS.
The evidence obtained from ACCORD, ADVANCE, and VADT does not suggest the need for major changes in glycemic control targets but, rather, additional clarification of the language that has consistently stressed individualization: Microvascular disease: Lowering A1C to below or around 7% has been shown to reduce microvascular and neuropathic complications of type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Clarification of terminology.
1582 or 1583 Toulouse, France December 28 , 1646François Maynard, Maynard also spelled Mainard (born 1582/83, Toulouse, Fr. died Dec. 28, 1646) French poet, leading disciple of François de Malherbe and, like him, concerned with the clarification of the French language.
During completion of the questionnaire, they had the possibility to ask for assistance (i.e. clarification of questions, or language issues) from one of the project leaders.
But in light of the judge's clarification of the FIFRA language giving the EPA authority to require disclosure of inerts known to be harmful, 15 state and territorial attorneys general (including the California Department of Justice) and 22 advocacy groups again petitioned the EPA to require disclosure in 2006.
CLARIFICATION: The language of this post has been amended to clarify that Obama is not from the Hawaiian island of Hawaii.
Clarification of the modern terminology is appropriate.
It is an activity of clarification (of thoughts), and more so, of critique (of language).
The non-scaffolding sub-category comprises many patterns of language functions of learners' peer feedback, including explanation, clarification, summarizing, elaboration, restatement, interpretation of certain aspects of written tasks, expressing intended meanings and others.
