So why not just wait for government-mandated basis reports?
The panel concluded that although extravascular lung water has improved face validity and higher values are associated with mortality, it is infeasible to mandate on the basis of availability and the fact that it does not distinguish between hydrostatic and inflammatory pulmonary edema.
(Last month, as part of the $700 billion bailout bill, Congress mandated that brokers report the basis of any stocks bought in 2011 or later).
I assume they are chiefly concerned about being unfavorably compared with a rival, which is also the basis for the mandated swaddling of female bodies in public, the theory being that exposed female flesh in public is like putting red meat in shark-infested waters.
The United States Surgeon General, on an annual basis, should be mandated to give a public State of the Nation's Health and Global Health address which is based on current scientific facts so that prudent national policy may then be generated by the President and Congress and political leadership can then be held accountable for their actions or inactions.
On the basis of this evidence, IDPH mandated reporting from all acute care hospitals (short- and long-term) and LTCFs.
But under the State Environmental Quality Review Act, the Council had been mandated to provide a "reasoned elaboration" of the basis for its decision on why those changes would not be harmful, the Court of Appeals ruled.
Refrigerated or frozen CSF samples, and occasionally CSF-inoculated trans-isolates (TI), were sent on a voluntary basis to CERMES or DSSRE by mandated transport companies from the rest of the country.
One patient treated with vv-ECMO developed cardiac failure, which mandated placement of veno-arterial ECMO on an emergency basis.
The federal arbiter mandated last week that the A.S.A. choose its team primarily on the basis of the five-day tryouts last September, while still taking into account intangibles like leadership, attitude and teamwork.
