When severe code breaches are proven it has the power, through an independent disciplinary process, to direct firms' future conduct and can fine, suspend, or de-register companies.
The sudden life turn that occurs with a glance and the severe code of responsibility, of courage, and of self-control that it implies is a hallmark of Hawks's films.
Lessing's lighthearted yet profound questioning of severe codes made his play the first work in German literature with a significant contemporary content.
Lincoln's time in Illinois, which had a severe code that enforced segregation and limited immigration of blacks to the state, meant that, "by the time he arrived in the White House, he had far less experience with slaves or free black people than many of the people in his government," Mr. Kushner said.
Injuries were categorized under four degrees of severity based on the number of days' absence: minimal (code 1; 1–3 days), mild (code 2; 4–7 days), moderate (code 3; 8–28 days), and severe (code 4; >28 days) [21].
What if Dr. King had adhered to a severe code of what it meant to be black?
In cases in which patients had multiple ILI diagnoses, the more specific (for influenza first and other diseases second) or severe code was used, e.g., if both pneumonia and throat pain were included, pneumonia was selected; if pneumonia and influenza with pneumonia were included, influenza with pneumonia was selected (Table 1).
Objectives To assess the accuracy of severe sepsis coding by validation trough clinical chart review and to identify reasons for wrong- or non-coding.
Other health conditions (0 = no; 1 = yes): depression and falls Global deterioration scale (GDS) score: ranging from very severe problem (coded as 1) to none (coded as 7).
A major impetus for this work was to facilitate severe accident code validation and to reduce modeling uncertainties within the codes.
