Pattarathammas and Mongkonkiattichai (2012) examined the banks performance in different region of Asia and found that in the expansionary period, excessive loan growth did not enhance the level of loan losses due to strong supervision and screening procedure.
Even so, some second primary cancers will be unavoidable, and as the number of cancer survivors continues to grow, the importance of ongoing medical supervision and screening to detect second primary cancers at an earlier stage and thereby improve the effectiveness of treatment will remain critical.
Experts who testified for the A.C.L.U. said the jails had substandard cells and lacked adequate supervision and health screening for inmates.
As institutional economists argue, in order to avoid information asymmetry, the pricing, allocation, and training of labor, once completed at external labor markets, is then "internalized" and governed by a set of administrative rules and procedures within the firm to reduce the cost of screening, supervision, and labor replacement (Burawoy 1979; Doeringer and Piore 1971).
The program comprises eight components: Training of primary health care doctors; development of standardised, national guidelines; initiation of chronic disease clinics; screening; provision of essential medicines and screening materials; local supervision of the program; public health education; and development of data collection systems.
The test revealed hepatitis C. Social workers helped Lesia to register at the maternity hospital, where she received medical screening, regular supervision, and medicines to improve function of the liver and placenta, sustain her health condition and prevent mother to child transmission of hepatitis C. Pregnant Lesia stopped using drugs, but she had high risks of relapse.
(NMR screening), T.J.R. (NMR screening and spectroscopy, HADDOCK modeling), and K.B. and J.C. (virtual screening); study design, supervision, and conclusions were done by M.B. and M.F.; M.B. drafted the manuscript.
HN, KS, and SM designed the screening of A. thaliana FOX lines and HN and KS screened the mutants and identified inserted cDNA by supervision of YKo, TI, and MM.
To undertake assessment and screening effectively, CFHNs require ongoing support, training and supervision to maintain this sensitive and emotionally challenging work.
Five airports of different sizes could conduct pilot projects testing the use of private contractors, or a mix of private and federal employees, to do screening under federal supervision and control.
Both IPTp and widespread screening in ANC have cost implications, including commodity, logistics, training, supervision, and monitoring costs.
