POD activities, however, were restricted to registration, provision of printed information, epidemiologic interviews, and obtaining of a very limited number of nasal swabs within the POD space.
The use of COCOS during the rotation proved to be advantageous compared to the rotation alone that included the provision of printed material.
Alongside the educational development, the NFDP included funds to upgrade some facilities at GCNH, e.g. purchase of new skills equipment, provision of ten computers with internet access, provision of printing facilities for students and the purchase of books for the library.
Global Access describes EHP's provision of complimentary print subscriptions to institutions in developing nations, its participation in the eGranary Digital Library and JSTOR online repositories, and its adherence to an Open Access publishing model.
"In addition, the investment builds on Trinity Mirror's existing commercial services for the provision of contract printing and national advertising sales to Northcliffe.
Despite this, my enquiry about the possible provision of a large-print copy of the lunch menu in a well-known restaurant was greeted with barely concealed amusement.
The training focused on the set-up and provision of the EDM print-out to subjects and clinicians, which involved a 1/2-day period of overview and practice with the nurses and local study team, and the adherence counseling sessions.
A provision directed the agency to require larger, graphic warning labels covering the top half of the front and back of cigarette packs by Sept. 22, 2012, as well as 20 percent of print advertising for cigarettes.
A provision to a 2009 act directed the Food and Drug Administration to require larger, graphic warning labels covering the top half of the front and back of cigarette packs by Sept. 22, 2012, as well as 20 percent of print advertising for cigarettes.
It included a provision directing the F.D.A. to require larger, graphic warning labels covering the top half of the front and back of cigarette packs by Sept. 22, 2012, as well as 20 percent of print advertising.
