Thus, when a decision was implemented, clinicians complied by adapting their practices as much as they could.
Rather, directors should determine the corporation's reasonable risk appetite and satisfy themselves that the risk management processes designed and implemented by risk managers are adapted to the corporation's strategy and are functioning as expected, and that necessary steps have been taken to foster a culture of risk-adjusted decision-making throughout the corporation.
This standard specifies several modulation and channel coding techniques that must be implemented by all wireless interfaces to adapt to changes in wireless channels.
- The regional early childhood education policy and curriculum guidelines should be adapted and implemented by the Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture.
The syllabus was developed by the Dublin Institute of Technology in 2008 and then adapted and implemented by 23 institutions in seven countries in the CEE/CIS region including Ireland and Turkey.
It is only in the last decade that a major effort has been made to merge multiple directorates into a single Department of Health that acts as a central focal point of policies, strategies, norms and guidelines to be adapted and implemented by five decentralised Regional Health Authorities RHAA).
C-Mantec has been successfully implemented in a microcontroller board by adapting it in order to overcome the limitations imposed by the limited resources of memory and computing speed of the hardware device.
Directors should, instead, through their oversight role, satisfy themselves that the risk management processes designed and implemented by executives and risk managers are adapted to and integrated with the board's corporate strategy and are functioning as directed, and that necessary steps are taken to foster a culture of risk adjusted decision-making throughout the organization.
Credit card companies have until July 2010 to adapt to regulations implemented by the Federal Reserve in December, which include measures designed to protect consumers, such as prohibiting arbitrary interest rate increases and making disclosures easier to read.
The discrimination task used in our study was adapted from that implemented by Carrasco and colleagues to measure the role of exogenous covert attention in contrast sensitivity [ 22, 28– 32] 32] and color saturation [ 31].
