Although supportive of a new treaty in principle, the White House has also raised concerns, saying that if it is too prescriptive many nations will be deterred from signing.
It is also concluded that, rather than adopt a prescriptive model, organisations need to develop metrics for performance that more adequately reflect their competitive position and the type of project undertaken.
It is also more flexible as it is not prescriptive as to the tester chromosome, which needs only to be unrelated to the mutagenized one (particularly important for phenotypes that are sensitive to genetic background).
But it's also a prescriptive book because I think these are the kinds of minds which we need to develop, both to survive and to have the kind of world that we want to live in.
It was also shown that the use of risk did not negatively affect safety performance of the plants compared to standard prescriptive approaches.
This means the IRL is also a Prescriptive tool.
There, the government has ruled that bonuses, limited to a one-year guarantee, must be paid out of profits, not revenues (see article).The Conservative Party, which is likely to form the government after the next general election, to be held by June at the latest, is also reluctant to be prescriptive.
Moore says AAMC is also not happy with "prescriptive" language in the bill, such as a stipulation that NIH support 16,670 training grants.
Perhaps the question as to whether or not national medical associations support the nurse prescribing initiative is also important when it comes to nurses' prescriptive authority.
The seed companies think providing more data to farmers could increase America's maize yield from 160 bushels an acre (10 tonnes a hectare) to 200 bushels giving a terrific boost to growers' meagre margins.But the story of prescriptive planting is also a cautionary tale about the conflicts that arise when data entrepreneurs meet old-fashioned businessfolk.
