Organisational structures, systems and standards include: a patient focus, risk management, relevant policies, evidence based practice standards, clinical indicators, regulation, training, monitoring and compliance [ 2, 10, 11].
The main assumption was that drug prices in the U.S. largely remain unregulated compared with the rest of the world, therefore he used the share of companies' sales made in the non U.S. market as indicator of regulation.
The disparity between studies is comprehensible in that our study adopted emotional arousal as an indicator of regulation outcome, while in Heller's study, emotional valence was adopted.
In this paper, a matrix-based methodology in order to assess the indicated level and nature of sustainability for any project, policy, indicators, legislation, regulation, or other framework is described.
Overall, we have an estimation sample of a cross-section of 44 developing and transition countries for which we have both regulatory indicators of regulations and survey data.11 The aim of the ICS is to provide quantitative data on investment climate which are comparable at the international and regional levels.
The conversation was first reported by The Daily Telegraph and received considerable attention in London, with some arguing that it was an early indicator that increasing regulation was going to induce banks to take their business elsewhere — to Geneva, New York, Frankfurt or Singapore.
In order to power a device such as a sensor or a small indicator display, voltage regulation is needed.
Information obtained from this technique can be used as an indicator of potential regulation of glycosylation at the transcript level when combined with glycan structural or protein abundance data.
The proximity between a CNV and a gene can be considered an indicator for transcription regulation effect.
The transport frequency is an indicator of the regulation of mitochondrial transport (activation versus inactivation) and the persistence is an indicator of motor processivity.
