Bathing sites in the European Union comply with the microbiological quality criteria when 95% of all sample results of a complete bathing season do not exceed the "imperative values" (legally binding) of 2,000 fecal coliforms and 10,000 total coliforms per 100 mL.
Although driven, at least in part, by financial imperatives, value-based healthcare can be seen from two different angles: it represents not only a necessary new approach to guarantee financial sustainability but is also important in and of itself as a focal point for evidence-based, measurable and outcome-driven healthcare.
The moral imperative and value systems of religions are indispensable in mobilizing the sensibilities of people toward preserving the environment for future generations.
First, Toyota sought the imperative of value creation in pursuit of innovation.
CSUs have learned to be providers, recognising the imperatives of value and relationships.
This imperative is valued throughout our health center and fiercely championed by Dr. Augustine Choi, Dean of Weill Cornell Medicine.
A national conversation about the evidence behind health care and health policy options is an "ethical imperative," but values conflicts are likely to arise.
Under this model, standardization and integration are imperative, because value-based payments cover an entire "episode of care" (typically 90 days).
The chemical data tended to show that indigenous pond sources and/or fixation (in the case of nitrogen) cannot fully be relied upon to supply the needs of continued and intensified biological production; for better results, the application of a suitable formulation of complete fertilizers is imperative. 1 Values are given for each of two ponds for each treatment.
