However, our clinical experience shows that the method of assessing hematocrit is of crucial importance when implementing a strict trigger-dependent transfusion practice with the aim of preventing unnecessary transfusions, especially in non-bleeding critically ill patients.
Strict transfusion triggers were applied during and after operation.
Ricci argues that, even if the decision not to certify was facially race-neutral, a racial motivation may trigger strict scrutiny.
Industry representatives and some local officials say that cities wielding such power do so at their own risk and that overly strict rules could trigger costly legal battles.
According to Ricci, race-based government actions trigger strict scrutiny, requiring the government to show both a compelling state interest and that the action was narrowly tailored to meet that interest.
For cancer health endpoints for PCBs, all species would trigger strict advisories of between two and six meals per year, depending upon species.
These are, therefore, sufficiently manipulated to trigger stricter regulation regardless of how they are used.
Any classification regarding race triggers "strict scrutiny" and must be "necessary" to achieve a "compelling" state interest.
Thus, according to Ricci, the decision not to certify because the higher scoring candidates were not black is a racial motivation which triggers strict scrutiny.
But Draghi also set strict terms for triggering the bond-buying programme, putting pressure on the eurozone's political leaders to request help, enter austerity programmes, and agree on direct bailouts for struggling governments before the ECB will act.
Flanagan said it was a big jump for unemployed people to go from zero work hours to 25 a week, and the strict reporting requirements triggered penalties and compliance assessments early on.
