The "true value" is an unattainable ideal, but it may be defined operationally based on appropriate reference materials (see below).
A 2008 memorandum on hold rooms and short-term custody states that "whenever possible, a detainee should not be held for more than 12 hours" and that "every effort will be made to promptly process, transfer, transport, remove, or release those in custody as appropriate and as operationally feasible".
While the SFDRR cannot and does not have a role in critiquing the emplaced system, accepting what is offered is bureaucratically and politically appropriate, scientifically unfortunate, and operationally detrimental by supporting the status quo without comment.
The document asserts that, "ACOs must be operationally structured and governed by an appropriate number of physicians to ensure that medical decisions are made by physicians (rather than lay entities) and place patients' interests first".
Questioned over the delay in publicising this, Dutton said: "We make an announcement in relation to these matters at an appropriate time when it's operationally sensible to do so".
Findings suggest that above all, adoption of e-business should be appropriate, relevant, value adding, and operationally as well as strategically viable for an organization instead of being a result of apprehensive compliance.
A psychophysical approach is advocated to provide a more appropriate balance between biophysical and human perception/judgement components of an operationally delimited landscape quality assessment system.
Operationally, lower dialysate [Na+] is a simple and cost-free intervention, and for appropriate dialysis populations it can easily be implemented on a large-scale.
The choice of appropriate drug regimens and decisions on how they will be best administered operationally and clinically will need careful consideration prior to the start of any intervention.
