The American Express team's framework substitutes guidelines for hard limits, judgment for scripts, and coaching for monitoring.
L. 100 17, § 206(a), (b), substituted "guidelines" for "standards" wherever appearing and struck out provisions authorizing the Secretary to temporarily amend or waive standards in public interest for purpose of evaluating new or different highway safety programs instituted on an experimental, pilot or demonstration basis.
Staff who work closely together on a daily basis have more opportunities to talk about procedures and may substitute checking guidelines with conference with their peers, which in turn contribute to 'shared basic assumptions' [ 47].
We substituted the WHO guidelines published in 1990 with the updated 2003 WHO guidelines on diet and nutrition to prevent chronic disease (10).
The "strengths and weaknesses" language was substituted by a guideline to teach students to.
Finally, the company could simply substitute the federal poverty level guidelines for an individual for the employee's actual household income.
For these reasons, even strong proponents of simple policy rules generally advise that they be used only as guidelines, not as substitutes for more complete policy analyses; and that, to ensure robustness, the recommendations of a number of alternative simple rules should be considered (Taylor, 1999a).
However, for late-phase risk projections that strive for high reliability and that may be considered as substitutes for epidemiologic studies, all guidelines but nos. 1 and 3 will substantially improve their validity.
Guidelines are not a substitute for continuing study, rather they represent a tool for the practitioner to provide the best care for his/her patients [43].
Follow the guidelines on the milk substitute packaging to determine approximately how much to feed the puppy.
