Fannie Mae's federal regulator has identified numerous new problems with the company's accounting practices, including deficiencies in recording some securities and loan transactions, Fannie said Wednesday.
The review of current practice highlighted deficiencies in the reporting of how the multiply imputed estimates given in the published articles were obtained.
So, while physician elicitation of depression symptoms observed in this study might be suggestive of either the lack of symptom elicitation or documentation, either practice represents deficiencies in appropriate care.
In clinical practice, a deficiency of pancreatic enzymes is known as pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI), which is characterized by steatorrhea, malabsorption, and malnutrition [ 24, 25].
In practice, biotin deficiency results only from the prolonged consumption of an exceptionally large number of uncooked egg whites; symptoms include dermatitis and hair loss.
Recent additions to marine environmental legislation are usually designed to fill gaps in protection and management, build on existing practices or correct deficiencies in previous instruments.
In a recent large-scale survey of almost 1,000 German companies called Electronic Commerce Enquete, approximately 70% of the respondents replied that the greatest barriers to e-commerce were "the absence of generally accepted business practices" and "regulatory deficiencies, for example, for electronically signed contracts".
Poor parent knowledge and attitudes often contribute to inappropriate management practices, leading to deficiencies in the care process.
Epidemiological studies suggest that stunting in childhood is ascribable to suboptimal breastfeeding and complementary feeding practices, to micronutrient deficiencies, and to high rates of infectious diseases.
A practice audit revealed deficiencies in manual disinfection of intravenous connectors, thereby increasing BSI risk.
