Thus, the use of additive adjustment factors would be expected to result in larger weaning weight deviations from management-group means for single lambs and smaller deviations for lambs with 1- and 2-year-old dams.
The most common underlying premise has been that variations in care will reveal deviations from ideal management, whether judged by medical outcomes, costs, or both.
The TABS measures both intentional and unintentional deviations from recommended management and has been shown to have greater incremental validity than other self-reported adherence measures [ 17].
Although the modalities for assessing "balance" under the Global Stocktake (Art 14) are still under discussion, all the "anthropogenic" removals reported for managed lands in GHG inventories are expected to be taken into account [13], including those that do not necessarily reflect a deviation from historical management.
Alternatively, prescription resistance with deviation from the management protocol was evident in 360 participants (34.7%): most deviations (>90%) involved general practitioners not up-titrating antihypertensive treatment to achieve one of the two lower blood pressure targets.
On the other hand, the impact of actual deviations from the historical management practice will be reflected in the account, like in any other GHG sector.
Such deviations from the project management plan are predominantly caused by risks, i.e., uncertain events or conditions that, if they occur, have a positive or negative effect on a project's objectives (Bryde and Volm 2009; PMI 2008).
Risks are inherent in every project (Huff and Prybutok 2008) and defined as uncertain events that exert positive or negative effects on a project's objectives (Bryde and Volm 2009; PMI 2008), making risks a likely reason for deviations from the project management plan.
What was the degree of deviation of management from the accepted norm?
Our study reveals gross deviations of GP management of LBP from current guidelines, resulting in likely over-diagnosis with imaging techniques, over-treatment with NSAIDs, and over-utilisation of an obsolete mode of NSAID application, i.e. intramuscular injection.
Our study reveals gross deviations of GP management of LBP from current guidelines and points to two different types of deviators: those who partially follow guidelines, and those who do not follow them at all.
