In the other camp the radical devolutionaries believe excessive central control and a culture of conformity are the rot at the heart of the NHS.
CIRAD, acting as reference laboratory for CCPP for the OIE, is to control the conformity of every batch produced by IDEXX.
In fact, according to a second hypothesis, they should have demonstrated a lower intention compared to the control group, again following the principle of conformity to the norm.
Indeed, I predict many more horror movie and television plots based on technological anxieties – regarding fears of surveillance, control and conformity, and biological disruptions that result in mutant monsters.
Confirmatory factor analysis revealed that a four-factor model of conformity, comprising distinct dimensions of conformity, client control, personal control and non-conformity offered an excellent fit to the data.
Adorno and Horkheimer, by contrast, viewed pop culture as an instrument of economic and political control, enforcing conformity behind a permissive screen.
There is a significant decrease in the proportion of current smokers between the two studies, particularly among the controls, in conformity with national statistics indicating that smoking rates declined among males in the late 20th century [ 25].
Software controlled measuring systems can be approved with the help of different kinds of conformity assessment techniques based either on the final product, the product design or corresponding development and production processes.
Conformity to norms and control of oneself are often touted as core values.
For example, Confucian philosophy to schooling prioritizes the concept of benevolence, which "consists of control over oneself in conformity with the rules of propriety" (Zhao & Guo, 1990, cited in Li, 2002, p. 157).
