20 (3) We designed the study to allow us to focus on specified steps of the CR process, for example, closure.
He should spell out that if the government undertook certain specified steps towards liberalisation, for example releasing political prisoners and freeing the media, the EU would offer: more aid for projects approved by the government, participation in its R&D programmes, support for Belarussian membership of the Council of Europe (which the government wants) and regular political contacts.
They haven't made any real progress in government action to tackle obesity and alcohol misuse". A strategy to reduce obesity unveiled last month was criticised by TV chef Oliver as "worthless, regurgitated, patronising rubbish" for failing to specify steps the government would itself take and instead relying on individuals' lifestyle changes.
This framework appears to be well-suited for the implementation of our program as it specifies steps needed to maximise fidelity while allowing opportunities for flexibility.
Few of the 33 studies that were clinical trials pre-specified steps for verifying an assumption of similar E-R relationships in a source population and children: 20 (of 29) trials will measure an efficacy or PD endpoint and six of these will model the E−R relationship.
We specified 2 consecutive steps for the GLM analyses.
They do not specify even basic steps for brokers to take to verify the ability of potential investors to analyze and absorb the risks.
Already at this level of abstraction, any user may classify the goal and specify further analytical steps for the research, but unfortunately, data scaling became an essential issue.
The ACSs comprise four specified nine-step scales, one for each of the integrative aspects: Awareness, Tolerance, Emotional Expression and Conceptual Expression.
He has not specified further steps to keep Medicare solvent.
For example, the Oxford Companion to the Mind states: "Turing showed that his very simple machine... can specify the steps required for the solution of any problem that can be solved by instructions, explicitly stated rules, or procedures" (Gregory 1987: 784).
