Yet, for all its clarity and comprehensiveness, its phraseology was often obscure or too terse to satisfy all needs, and a companion work known as the Tosefta ("Additions"), in which omitted traditions and explanatory notes were recorded, was compiled shortly thereafter.
This may be the reason for US academic departments to delegate the duty of obtaining informed consent to radiological technologists [5], a solution that probably cannot fully satisfy all needs.
"I am optimistic that we can continue to work with all parties to finally create regulation that will satisfy all needs," Ammiano said in a statement Friday, "from federal law enforcement down to the very sick patients who depend on the health benefits only marijuana can provide".
As with sample size, there is unlikely to be a simple, 'one-size-fits-all' sampling technique that can satisfy all needs of survey design, therefore compromises, which are informed by empirical evidence, are necessary.
Even if current features might not satisfy all needs, the BioJS format allows for extensions and incorporation of new features with the source code clear and well documented, allowing developers to change it to their requirements.
Inadequate public or private services may make it harder for informal caregivers to satisfy all needs, especially for the more intimate daily activities such as bathing, grooming, toileting, and continence.
However, there isn't enough water for full plumbing — and there is barely enough in the town itself, where many people have plumbing, but the river cannot satisfy all the needs of both the town and irrigation systems in farms nearby.
To satisfy all these needs we use Terasaki plates (TP) (Sigmond et al. 2008).
However, with the requirement for high resolution and low cost, the existing techniques encounter challenges and none of them can satisfy all the needs at the same time [8].
In this class only geometries relying on bulk crystals satisfy all the conditions needed for brightness, quality and ruggedisation.
Despite a growing interest in the use of electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM), there is still no commercial available measurement cell which can satisfy all the conditions needed in electrochemical investigations.
