Our limited analysis suggests that the sponsors definition from the 1995 WHO Good Clinical Practices code has been integrated as such into many legislations, guidelines and regulations, and that it is not adequate to cover today's reality of funding arrangements in global health, where the legal responsibility and the funding source are de facto split.
This analysis suggests that the WHO/GCP definition of sponsor has been integrated as such into many international and national legislations, guidelines and regulations, and is not entirely adequate to cover the reality of funding arrangements in global health today (even if the difference between commercial and non-commercial sponsors is sometimes acknowledged).
"The point is you don't integrate as such," he says.
This would provide an avenue for rapid origin of fully integrated, and as such fully functional, syndactylous digits.
These pipelines are integrated systems; as such, in the absence of expert knowledge, they are not readily customized to meet any additional needs the user might have.
Other options exist as well, such as integrating treatment into primary, secondary or tertiary care, as well as integrating interventions such as directly observed therapy and peer treatment support [ 5].
Other relevant sustainability issues would also need to be integrated, such as cultural landscapes, recreation, and other ecosystem services.
For a smartphone, though, you need to go further: email, web browsing, integrated applications such as maps, and dedicated applications for things like Flickr and Facebook and Twitter.
The management of COPD aims to improve integrated indices such as health-related quality of life (HRQoL).
Systems with vertically integrated components such as the mainframe computer tend to give way to architectures with separate horizontal layers such as the personal computer.
She was especially scathing about vertically integrated firms such as Electricité de France (EDF), a French electricity giant, and E.ON, a German energy group.
