Such forms of less formalized activity, coupled with ETPs' status as expert forums charged with integrating strategic technical advice and prediction with perceived "economic, technological or societal challenges" warrants critical attention.
Without a formalized means to chart information about the status of patient referrals, the exchange of information about referrals to different resources may be uneven among nurses and between nurses and other health providers.
The alternative proposed strategy to model congener-specific half-lives is based on an observed apparently linear relationship with absolute body fat, formalized as follows, using the same correction for smoking status as in Equation2 : There is insufficient data to test this equation, so this approach requires further data collection and validation.
The lens status was not graded in this study by a formalized method such as the Lens Opacities Classification System (LOCS II) [ 31].
And on Tuesday, Tina Huang, a former software engineer at Twitter, filed a suit seeking class-action status that says Twitter's promotion process -- which isn't formalized but runs mostly on a hidden "shoulder tap" system -- is discriminatory against women.
What constitutes a feminist geography 'group' varies considerably by location, but for purposes of this article, will refer mainly to an organization, society, or other formalized group of academic geographers whose research and work advances feminist and/or gender geography, or women's status in the discipline of geography.
The U.S. commitment to those seeking asylum was first formalized in 1968, when the United States ratified the core international treaty on this subject, the UN Convention on the Status of Refugees.
There is something electorally attractive about Eastern initiatives even if they are less institutional or formalized in the same way than Western initiatives have tended to be (NATO 1952, EC Application 1987, and EU candidate status 2004).
But it's done in a way that's formalized and, superficially, legitimate — satisfying the desire of many of the region's young men to have wives and the social status that accompanies marriage.
Its being formalized basically makes life easier.
Think formalized informality, musicians' motions coolly exaggerated.
