However, the specialty differences may call for more flexibility in working time regulations, particularly among surgeons.
Specialty differences in perception of sufficient training time may call for more flexibility in working time regulations.
She sees that while many transsexuals are complicit in this discourse, they nonetheless go beyond it by attempting, for example, to assist each other in "working" the medical regulations (as explained above).
Patience and clarity in working with new regulations was also highly regarded.
The orbitofrontal cortex is involved in working memory [38], emotional regulation [39], as well as in odor memory, odor identification and discrimination abilities [40], [41], [42], [43].
Much is known about the role of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) in working memory and its regulation of higher cognitive functions in non-human primates [18], [19].
Her life ended in a series of victories to which she had made an enormous contributions: the banning of asbestos in 1999; work regulations in 2002 that accepted the dangers of downstream risk; and in 2005 the promise of better compensation payments for asbestos-related lung cancer.
In Britain, working times regulations introduced in 1998 limited hours of work, but did not take account of the effect of shift patterns on mental alertness.
In Poland, this concept is understood as "an established size of the work group creating one team, which is assigned specified duties in performing necessary activities stipulated in the work regulations at an individual workplace or ward " [ 1].
Nevertheless, Cremer (2013) summarizes the situation as follows: "The in-work benefit regulation is very useful, not to say a social achievement".
