In acting on the application, the Reserve Bank need determine only that the public benefits that are likely to result from the applicant's proposal will outweigh the possible adverse effects.
It is an ongoing state of affairs resulting from a deterioration of the applicant's renal function which is incurable" (section 21) Although the appellant did not appeal the decision on the basis of the South African Constitution's article 27 (1) giving everyone a right to have access to health services, the Court did discuss this matter.
Our data indicate that the SRGP has been successful for both reviewers and applicants based on program evaluations from participant feedback, the number of publications/abstracts resulting from the projects, and the improvement in grant scores in the pool of applicants who resubmitted.
However, many of them may not follow up approved studies systematically despite formal requests to applicants to submit final reports or publications resulting from their research.
They reviewed complete laboratory and physical measurement profiles of 1.250 million life insurance applicants that were followed up for 4.7 years for insurance claims resulting from 518 cancer deaths.
In Germany, the patent applicant is not required by law to disclose information on patents resulting from publicly funded research.
Bataille said the grace period was being offered to accommodate people from different time zones and to deal with any technical problems that might result from a last-minute rush of applicants.
Five out of eight responded that the SRGP enhanced their résumé, with applicants citing both the benefit of establishing their ability to secure funding and the publications and abstracts that resulted from the project.
If, as is plausible, CPS students are more likely on average than applicants in the general applicant pool to benefit from these factors, a portion of the apparently higher acceptance rates for CPS students would result from causes that cannot legitimately be ascribed to the quality of the education and counseling support delivered by CPS faculty and staff.
These latter skills are still rarely deliberately taught or sought after from applicants [21], resulting in critical care practitioners being relatively unprepared to meet the demands of the increasingly complex ICU environment [1, 23].
These latter skills are still rarely deliberately taught or sought after from applicants [ 21], resulting in critical care practitioners being relatively unprepared to meet the demands of the increasingly complex ICU environment [ 1, 23].
