If requested, appropriate support should also be provided to communities in need, to assist the transition to the envisaged new regime.
It has taken longer to get used to than envisaged, he suggests.
On the other hand, in studies aiming at the development of agricultural or biotechnological CNM applications, substantially higher concentrations frequently need to be investigated according to the envisaged product design.
A third type of reviewing is the evaluation of educational or research institutions such as universities in regard to how they function compared to that envisaged by the boards of such institutions.
This is due to a different deformation mechanism with respect to that envisaged for polymer materials with Tg above room temperature.
Permeability values are typically at best restricted to a small number of existing wells close to the envisaged reservoir and not necessarily representative of larger volumes.
The matters discussed in the telephone calls that were broadcast and published this morning, relate to an envisaged Emergency Liquidity transaction that did not take place, and to the best of my recollection there was no further substantive discussion on this issue in the week leading up to the bank guarantee on 30 September 2008.
It was important to demonstrate the asymptotic stability of the dynamic model with regard to the envisaged control analysis because in earlier studies it was seen that large-scale dynamic network models tended to be prone to instability [ 68].
A recent survey looking at the experiences of priority setting in eight countries concluded that despite the fact that all had statements of principles on which to base priorities, there was no evidence that 'priority setting exercises have led to the envisaged ideal of an open and participatory public involvement in decision-making' [ 21].
Particularly, a crucial issue in terms of seismic risk management is that neotectonic analysis has to be envisaged carefully on short in length faults, since these faults can be possibly related to strong earthquakes.
