By understanding the architectural implication of requirements they can be negotiated more successfully: potential requirements conflicts can be discovered or alleviated relatively early in the development life-cycle.
Although the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) mandate to judge safety and effectiveness does not include considerations of product development costs or market prices, our findings indicate implications of FDA requirements about numbers of subjects that can be considered by other stakeholders such as the CDC and private payers.
Mr. Baucus, the chairman of the Finance Committee, said senators were investigating "the ramifications and implications" of requiring employers to provide or pay for coverage, the so-called play-or-pay requirement.
It takes as point of departure the characterization of the family of two-claimant rules satisfying the first three requirements, and describes the restrictions imposed by consistency on this family and the further implications of this requirement for problems with three or more claimants.
This chapter completes the consideration begun in of the human factors implications of the requirement that the controls included in a defenses-in-depth strategy must be effective.
New treatment strategies and ventilator techniques for respiratory failure were introduced in the past decade with the implication of fewer requirements for ECMO.
Nutritionists remain divided on the implications of adding vegan requirements to the already arduous bodybuilder diet, and caution that any extreme diet be undertaken with heavy research.
Economic implications of large energy requirements coupled with environmental concerns about carbon emissions spurred a growing interest in developing desalination processes that use renewable energy sources.
Many providers feel that policymakers do not understand children's needs and the practical implications of the regulatory requirements on care, nor do they seek input from providers in order to better understand the realities of child care provision.
The implications of these new requirements for the conduct and findings of surveys are as yet unclear.
