Attaining the benefits of instituting early treatment requires timely diagnosis.
Analyze the cost of instituting cyber security.
This method would take current and past customs and laws as data for moral theory, in conjunction with the history and anthropology of custom, the history of systematic theoretical reflection on morality, and the social sciences, which inform us of the probable consequences of attempting to institute this or that new law or custom (E 178 9).
Since 2002, the financing for N.I.A.I.D. has outpaced that for advanced development by as much as 15 to 1. Partly, this is a result of N.I.A.I.D.'s being an older, established institution; partly it is a consequence of the institute's powerful director, Fauci, who has led the agency since 1984 and is sometimes called the J. Edgar Hoover of biology.
36 The economic advantages associated with the use of 123I-FP-CIT SPECT (DaTSCAN) may vary depending on the prevalence of PD in the group of patients with uncertain diagnosis; the cost of routine clinical evaluation including other diagnostic tests; and the consequences of either delaying or inappropriately instituting dopaminergic therapy.
This decision was apparently made as a consequence of a recently instituted policy about where to file cases; Garcetti simply failed to perceive that this very unusual case might not be best handled by routine policy directives.
And when they are not followed, there have to be consequences that are instituted fairly and uniformly".
Then, Donald said, there are the unintended consequences of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, accounting regulations instituted after the demise of Enron and WorldCom.
Labour instituted Cabinet Office rules for measuring the consequences of every legal change on courts, businesses and so on.
Executive function refers to diverse cognitive abilities involved in behavioural control including response monitoring evaluating whether the consequences of behaviour are consistent with its intent, and instituting adjustments to optimize outcomes.
