Additionally, there is much data available about the Dutch GP, because the Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research NIVELL) administers a GP database, which provides longitudinal information about all Dutch GPs regarding gender, age, position, moment of first-time accreditation, etcetera since 1975 [ 14, 19, 24, 25].
"The Waubra wind farm was assessed and found to be compliant with the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 at the time its accreditation was granted," the CER said in a statement.
At the same time, an accreditation process was put into place to ensure that the necessary resources were available in accordance with German quality standards.
"Most of the time with accreditation we are making our judgments retrospectively, toward the past.
For example, financial aid rules are generally based on seat time, and accreditation requirements tend to focus on reviews of faculty credentials, course materials, and time measures rather than what students are learning.
Finally, seasonality needs to be controlled since the pre-accreditation and post-accreditation time periods contain different seasonal profiles (e.g. more summer months in the post-accreditation period), which could potentially distort the actual effect of an intervention [ 28].
Using a regression analysis model, we calculated changes in ICIT scores as a function of the time elapsed since accreditation for FMGs and NCs accredited after 2005.
Having lost precious time in obtaining accreditation for the shoot, Glinn missed the line-up of privileged front-row photographers.
The effects of tillage intensity and time since organic accreditation on the improvement of soil quality were also evaluated within the subset of organic farms.
These sites were selected to allow the definition of the relative contributions of site-landscape features, soil type, and time since organic accreditation and tillage intensity, on the soil quality.
