The task of formulating broadly acceptable radiological safety standards for the disposal of long-lived wastes is made difficult by three important factors: (1) fear of radiation, (2) the large scale and the spatial heterogeneity of the geological barriers, and (3) long timescales.
TBEST can both be applied and formulated more broadly.
"The existence of a strong connection between an official and foreign countries — I formulate this broadly — is a factor of distrust," Mr. Fyodorov said.
Many formulations of the Floods Directive (FD) support this: the requests to coordinate actions within river basins, the broadly formulated objective to protect human health, the environment, cultural heritage, and economic activities, and the request to coordinate the FD and the Water Framework Directive (WFD) (EU 2000).
Despite the continuing political rhetoric of comprehensive changes in the manner in which budgets are formulated, and, more broadly, the welfare system through adoption of a "market-based delivery system" and "performance-based contracts," we find that the adopted and transformed regulation and budgeting regime facilitated more incremental changes in welfare delivery.
The challenge of product design with pharmaceuticals is characterized by large diversity compounds covering broadly the chemical space need to be formulated and manufactured at a large scale for specific routes of administration.
For example, Moore's Law, formulated in 1965 by the co-founder of Intel, Gordon Moore, broadly states that computer speed doubles every two years, and that's still holding true.
Formulated questions within each hypothesized domain had to be as broadly varied and as realistic as possible.
Formulating the problem more broadly than previous work, we consider the combined influence of three different sources of bias: (1) bias due to omitting a balanced covariate; (2) bias due to censoring; (3) bias due to the missing covariate being a confounder.
Conclusions: Women's health competencies are broadly but implicitly represented in the psychiatry clerkship objectives as currently formulated.
The Red List is currently the only basis we know of for consistent, broadly-available estimates of extinction risk, and indeed was originally formulated to be consistent with (at least) notional probabilities of extinction [1], [2], [16].
