(The provision has its basis in Sharia law; Eric Lach, at TPM, found some irony there).
The stability of administered prices is counted by some observers as an advantage in its provision of a basis for planning.
While the Tories have succeeded in rallying support against high taxes and welfare provision on the basis of balancing the nation's books, the party knows it can be tarred as "nasty" if the deep cuts are seen as unfair.
The report also calls for tightening up the tax code, by, for example, reforming the "step up in basis" provision that enables wealthy families to reduce — often by large amounts — the estate taxes they pay.
The layered architecture is extended by introducing context-aware capabilities to respond to requirements of access to contextual information by citizens as well as data provision on demand basis, as depicted in Figure 3.
The aim of maximising population health from the available budget means judging provision on the basis of expected health gains from treatment.
It is imperative that particular groups in society are not excluded from healthcare provision on the basis of biological, socio-economic factors or discrimination.
Despite these limitations, policy makers have proposed changes in service provision on the basis of findings from the GPPS, and survey derived metrics are adopted within the key national metrics of UK healthcare provision.
Common to this way of seeing is a focus on improving the 'quality' of service provision as a basis for improving the health and well-being of populations e.g. [ 3, 43, 44].
Although the availability of a robust T. reesei strain producing a beta-glucosidase-boosted enzyme solution could be important in view of an optimized process output, the aim of this study was not primarily optimization itself, but rather provision of a basis for optimization through integrative mass balance analysis of a representative SHCF process.
