929 2000, Korean Std., VDE 0126 1-1 and UL 1741 are some of the international standards that the IPPs and utility must comply with for effective islanding [14].
Cell phone operators may or may not use GPS to comply with a federal requirement, effective next year, that they pinpoint the location of people dialing emergency numbers.
Also excluded were female subjects of child-bearing potential who had not been surgically sterilized or who could not comply with the use of effective methods of contraception during the study period until the end of follow-up period, those who had a positive urine pregnancy test, and those who were lactating.
This review assesses to what extent YST-counts comply with the four criteria of effective sampling (reliability, representativeness, relevance and practicality) as described by Binns et al.
23 39 Although this approach is widely used by developers of decision aids, we recognise that the role of using criteria set out in the International Patient Decision Aid Standards (or checklists) to evaluate decision aids has been questioned, especially since it is unclear whether decision aids that comply with these criteria are more effective than those that do not.
Thus, strengthening efforts to comply with this dietary recommendation would be an effective and cost-effective means to lowering psychological distress.
Mr. Cate said the state was overhauling the "antiquated" parole system to comply with a new parole reform law effective in January that would require more training for agents and better use of technology like GPS. "At the end of the day, parole and the department have a responsibility to protect the public from this kind of abject evil," Mr. Cate said.
We assumed that minimising opportunity costs to fishers would increase the likelihood that they would support and comply with MPA implementation, resulting in more effective conservation.
The sense of justice is a normally effective desire to comply with duties and obligations required by justice; it includes a willingness to cooperate with others on terms that are fair and that reasonable persons can accept and endorse.
Lifestyle interventions have been shown to be effective in diabetes prevention in several large clinical trials, and are effective in subjects who comply with the intervention.
