Professionals did not provide sufficient order-generating rules (standards) to help operationalize the best-practice recommendations and promote change.
Like it or not, the Glasgow yards have already become totemic in the referendum campaign with those who support the Union explicitly suggesting that the Clydeside jobs would be jeopardised by a Yes vote because an independent Scotland, it is claimed, would not be able to provide sufficient naval orders.
Kindt and Coe (2005) observed that one diversity index does not provide sufficient information to order sites from high to low diversity; consequently, both Shannon and Simpson indices were used to compare the plant diversity across the different land cover types and between districts.
The segments on the autosomes and the long arm of chromosome X1 are expected to provide sufficient resolution to order the contigs using FISH.
The various properties listed in Table 1 provide sufficient results in order to support the ongoing mechanism of inhibition of h20S.
However, this could be overcome by using a multiple growth process to provide sufficient precursor materials in order to support a longer quasi-NRs growth.
(4) did they respect the intention-to-treat principle (e.g. were patients who had been assigned to navigated THA still analyzed as navigated if the system had failed? (5) Did they provide sufficient numerical information in order to be able to recalculate the results reported?
Therefore, most of the microsatellite markers clustered tightly in the centromeric regions as expected in male and this map did not provide sufficient information on gene orders.
In Section 3, we compute the first several quasi-Lyapunov constants at the third-order nilpotent singular point of system (1.2) and provide sufficient and necessary conditions in order that system (1.2) have a center in a neighborhood of the origin.
We show that all existing attacks do not rely on specific scan chain order and therefore any secure scan design with obfuscated scan chain order cannot provide sufficient security.
The officer, Jon Rantzman of Alameda County Superior Court, decided that the nurses' association did not provide sufficient evidence to justify the order that he issued on Thursday.
