An authorised economic operator authorised to use customs simplifications shall be deemed to comply with the obligation laid down in the second subparagraph insofar as his records are appropriate for the purpose of temporary storage. 5.
To verify this record new techniques are employed; an Ensemble-Member strategy to remove the objectivity associated with parameter selection, a Signal to Noise Index to determine if the charcoal record is appropriate for peak detection, and a charcoal peak screening procedure to validate the identified fire events based on bootstrapped samples.
Participants described the challenge of ensuring that prenatal record questions were appropriate for both individual patient care and population health monitoring, noting the need for "a more planned and integrated approach…with the same wording in the prenatal record and the maternal child data base" (Case 4).
Because they live on another planet, one where attacking a candidate's kindergarten record is appropriate and useful preparation for a general election.
Many doctors say that for most patients, older, standard implants with a successful track record are appropriate.
As a news organization of record, it would be appropriate for the Washington Post to investigate this peculiar incident of the federal agency charged with public health the CDC continuing to promote and endorse healthcare guidelines that were de-listed by the federal clearinghouse for medical treatment guidelines.
First, the majority of Eggleston's photographs were appropriated for albums rather than created specifically for these records.
The EIS technique enables collection impedance spectra which show a variation with increasing exposure time and so is appropriate for recording these stages.
The book, which grew by repeated additions over many centuries, reflects the evolving interests of a male Brahman priesthood: its prescriptions are overwhelmingly recorded in terms of what is appropriate for men.
Though registers are appropriate for recording service delivery information and aggregating data, they did not facilitate CHAs data use for improving client-focused care as they did not capture household and client information, nor qualitative aspects of service encounters that would be useful for follow-up service encounters.
