Camps accredited by the A.C.A. screen employees closely, requiring references and criminal background checks.
"We're going to start watching them more closely, requiring them to spend a higher percentage of premiums going for actual medical care.
In a complex system like the one described above, there is no single set of rules that can be specified, and if followed closely, the required performance will be achieved.
The new smooth yield surface can be made to approximate the Mohr Coulomb yield function as closely as required by adjusting only two parameters, and is suitable for consistent tangent stiffness formulations.
The agencies might, for example, allow only a limited number of foreign pharmacies or wholesalers to supply the drugs, inspect and monitor those suppliers closely, and require strict paper controls to follow the progress of all shipments.
The results show that the proposed method is able to match the target pressure distributions closely and requiring over 90percentt lower computational cost than when using only the high-fidelity model.
Instrumentation to quickly switch to higher magnification objectives would be ideal to detect any remaining cells at the surgical margins by allowing suspicious areas to be examined more closely without requiring a time consuming scan of the entire surgical field.
In line with previous RCRRs, reviewers assessed preventability on a 6-point Likert scale (box 2) which reflects the probabilistic nature of reviewers' decision making more closely than requiring a simple 'yes' or 'no' response.
4 5 Their study recognised that the use of a semicontinuous scale better reflects 'the probabilistic nature of reviewers' decision making more closely than requiring a simple "yes" or "no" response'.
In addition, although the definition of novelty closely follows that required for a standard patent in Australia, the usual inventive step requirement is replaced by "innovative step", which is intended to be a less demanding provision.
One cannot turn such a body into the small, closely knit organisation required for sabotage.
