Plan A includes the following core elements: 80 billion euros in bilateral loans will be provided by the eurozone at annual interest rates of about 5%, according to a previously negotiated formula, and 30 billion euros (i.e. 32 times quota) by the IMF through a standard stand-by arrangement.
Specifically, that would mean that sometime next spring, the Senate might adopt a budget resolution that included instructions to torpedo the core elements of the health care law.
In this paper, we investigate whether it is possible and feasible to bridge consent, that is to formulate consent models that include the necessary core elements for each research domain and simultaneously anticipate cross-domain data sharing.
Although the gene order is diverse among different organisms, products of conserved genes compose the core elements of T6SS, including effector proteins, hemolysin coregulated protein (Hcp), valine-glycine repeat protein G (VgrG), intracellular multiplication factor (IcmF) and the chaperone ClpB [ 68, 69].
He has let Congress gut his plans to hand off transport to space to commercial firms and he laid out a fairly timid path forward, but he did get the core elements right -- and Gingrich includes many of the same ones.
An associative model presently captures the core elements of behavioural addiction included in the DSM (gambling) and identified for further consideration (internet gaming).
Specifically, it took the core elements of Eruditus — which include helping educational institutions design new curriculums — and applied them to the online space to develop certificate courses and online degrees.
It also harnesses the core elements of a Patient Centered Medical Home, including robust data infrastructure, team-based delivery of chronic disease care and provider and patient education.
Facility staff will receive detailed information (via email) about the core elements of quality improvement, including how to conduct a root cause analysis and identify a list of potential barriers.
