Sentence examples for directive is available from inspiring English sources
There are several strategies whereby ethical approval is obtained: it may be deferred until consciousness is regained, waived entirely, obtained in advance (if a directive is available) or it may be obtained from a surrogate acting on behalf of the unconscious patient [ 2].
Advance directives were available for 27% of patients at admission (57% of patients who were unable to care for themselves prior to admission and 59% of patients with dementia).
The prospective advantages offered by such "dense" arrays are evident in those scenarios where the angular resolution of a conventional fixed-length ULA is coarser than the angular extension of scatterers surrounding the terminals, i.e., where potential margins exist for a capacity enhancement, that could be achieved if only more directive arrays were available.
If multi-core processing is available, the user can activate OpenMP directives to speed up the execution using all resources of the CPU.
In Germany, both mapping (aerial surveys 1994 1998, GPS surveys in 2003 and ongoing research, University of Kiel) and monitoring (EU-Water Framework Directive, WFD) data are available and the distribution of eelgrass is available both as polygon and point information.
As no law is available, the case of Feldheim forced the Federal Government to issue directives to provide the needed legal framework (see Figure 6).
No data-based evidence is available regarding the best time for nursing home nurses to obtain residents' signatures on advance directives, especially for do-not-resuscitate directives, the most common type of advance directive.
By virtue of its greater accuracy and safety with respect to prenatal screening for common autosomal aneuploidies, NIPT has the potential of helping the practice better achieve its aim of facilitating autonomous reproductive choices, provided that balanced pretest information and non-directive counseling are available as part of the screening offer.
First, the directive is not a panacea.
But that directive is an afterthought, too.
