Towards such a process, two significant innovations are required in support of Agent Oriented SE (i) an ontology-based methodological framework that can be used to build new ontology-centric AOSE methodologies from scratch, and (ii) a repository of add-on methodological elements that can be added to an existing AOSE methodology.
French Concorde F-BVFC was retired to Toulouse and kept functional for a short time after the end of service, in case taxi runs were required in support of the French judicial enquiry into the 2000 crash.
In addition, access to such services may be opportunistic or haphazard, rather than providing the patient education and advice about medication required in supporting the management of long-term health problems.
Trends in science are to require data in support of experimental results.
Consequential validity, the focus of this study, requires evidence in support of the following question: 'What effects does the test have on its various stakeholders?' (O'Sullivan & Weir 2011).
It introduced new provisions for adequacy of disclosure (e.g. the power to require samples in support of chemical patent applications), prior claiming, term extension in cases of proven inadequate remuneration, compulsory licences or revocation in cases of non-working in the UK, innocent infringement, and Crown use.
As a result, Cialis advertisements were also the first to describe side effects, as the FDA requires advertisements in support of a specific brand name to mention side effects; ads for Levitra and Viagra did not mention the brand name of the drug, therefore circumventing this FDA requirement.
Our results indicate that, although concerns remain and scientific advancements are required, respondents were in support of pharmacogenetic testing for medications used to treat schizophrenia.
Moreover, most countries regarded the registration in other countries as supportive for the national registration, as shown in Table 2. Strikingly, only 57% of countries required local data in support of registration of a public health pesticide to determine local effectiveness and suitability.
Consequently, this panel followed the GRADE principle that a study may require greater precision in support of a recommendation when there is a close balance between the advantages and disadvantages of an intervention [ 66].
Overall the findings have implications for the management and hence welfare of athletes presenting with exercise-related respiratory symptoms to primary care but also have important implications for competitive athletes requiring medical evidence in support of TUE application.
