One option among others might be to impose differential provisioning requirements against loans to different countries, depending on the standards met by their banking systems.Containing contagionThe virulence of the recent contagion raises troubling questions about financial markets.
Consequently some philosophers hold that 'know' has different contents in different contexts, depending on the standards of justification that speakers of the context take for granted, or depending on the epistemic alternatives that are salient to the speakers of that context.
They pay a small amount of money for bed and board - between £60 and £350 a week depending on the standard of accommodation (but most of the breaks are under £100).
Thereat this distance may be varied significantly depending on the standard and proposed design model.
Calculation of short-circuit quantities can give different results, depending on the standard adopted and whether interest is placed upon network planning or operation.
The spectrum required for 5G -- 28 gigahertz or 39 gigahertz, depending on the standard the FCC sets -- is widely available today, so that expense won't break the bank, either.
As shown in Fig. 2F, the IP sample produced a peak area of ∼1.3×107, calculated to be 38 or 53 fmol, depending on the standard curve that was compared.
Moreover - depending on the standard employed - either the number 53 or 57 was omitted.
Yet, depending on the standard methodology, technique, origin, and quality of the samples used, the results may differ significantly, and therefore, measurements can be underestimated or overestimated [ 13].
A set of dose limitations were defined for the organs at risk depending on the standard of TD5/5, the dose at which, under standard treatment conditions, less than or equal to 5% of patients experienced serious complications within 5 years after radiation therapy, and the distance of the PTV to the organs at risk.
Norcini stated that although all standards are judgemental, the credibility of each standard varies depending on who sets the standards and the methods they use [ 16, 17].
