Alderson has said in past interviews that he favors low-key managers who follow the overall philosophy and strategy set forth by him as general manager.
While the four principles set forth by Mahler, as noted above, were influential in USAID's child survival program design, their interpretation was not as structurally transforming as envisioned by Alma-Ata.
We incrementally reduced the number of individuals receiving informal care by 0.5, 1, and 2% annually and substituted for this decline by increasing the use of institutional and non-institutional services, matched to level of need as measured by the MDS-HC score according to a matching algorithm set forth by SWD as per current practice [ 31, 32].
The Toxicological Review was developed according to the general guidelines for risk assessment set forth by the National Research Council (NRC 1983 , 1994 as well as relevant U.S. EPA Guidelines and Risk Assessment Forum technical panel reports (U.S. EPA 2013a).
The list of medical conditions was based on recommendations for vaccination set forth by STIKO and/or ACIP, as well as other conditions previously reported to confer an increased risk of pneumococcal disease.
Moody's, using a variety of criteria set forth by Amazon, ranks Austin and Atlanta as the top contenders for Amazon's second headquarters.
Also, relitigation rates among mediation couples have been found to be consistently low, and lower than those found among their litigation counterparts". As set forth by the New York Unified Court System, "In ADR processes such as mediation, parties play an important role in resolving their own disputes.
As set forth by the New York Unified Court System, "In ADR processes such as mediation, parties play an important role in resolving their own disputes.
For human CIK cell culture, peripheral blood lymphocytes were obtained in accordance with guidelines set forth by the Institutional Review Board as buffy coats from the Pittsburgh Blood Bank (Pittsburgh, PA, USA).
Increasing access and interest of students from underrepresented groups is a guideline set forth by the NSF as part of a national initiative for recruiting more students from underrepresented groups into science (Garelik, 2000; Bianchini et al. 2002).
