We argue that if regulation is to be beneficial, it must be tailored to specific problems and must be accompanied by research to measure the effectiveness of regulatory interventions.
On the other hand the so-called 'system integrators', i.e., small firms that would attach the Neuron microchip to devices of any sort and any make, realizing distributed control solutions tailored to specific problems.
Interactive computer programs on laptops or palmtops; web-based interventions; computerized bundling of brief health messages for multiple health risks (e.g., smoking, alcohol use, seat belt use); and audio interventions tailored to specific problems and delivered through headsets are all potential approaches in emergency, urgent care, and primary care settings [63]. 3.
Everything depends upon how we characterize bioethics (i.e., as clinical, policy-oriented, or academic), and how we understand theory: i.e., as high, vaulting theory, mid-level theorizing tailored to specific problems, the result (or an element) of reflective equilibrium, and so on.
Such information could be used to focus fisheries management and conservation interventions that are tailored to specific problems.
Since 2003, most HSSCs have been structured organizationally around service programs tailored to specific problems such as aging-related loss of autonomy, physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities and pervasive developmental disorders, youth in difficulty, addictions, mental health disorders, or physical health problems.
The large number of different models is thus not surprising because the models must be tailored to specific problem types.
Go to newzealand.com/travel for itineraries tailored to specific interests.
He produced music tailored to specific houses, singers and situations.
Organs grown in the pigs could, in addition, be genetically tailored to specific patients.
But the administration's plan for large programs tailored to specific industries is a departure.
