If a country had large, sustained imbalances "outside those ranges," she said, it would "trigger an assessment, a peer-review mechanism".
Also on Wednesday, Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich declared a countywide state of emergency in order to trigger an assessment of storm damage by state officials that could allow for federal and state assistance if necessary.
After watching the DVD there was a significant (p = 0.003) increase in the proportion of coastal people reporting that a 3-week cough would trigger an assessment at the clinic or hospital (Table 3).
A few examples of the concerns that may trigger an assessment of a doctor's performance include a basic lack of knowledge/poor clinical judgement, inappropriate prescribing, tendency to use outdated techniques, poor record keeping and communication problems with patients and/or colleagues.
The beepers are timed to sound only at long intervals, surprising participants and triggering an immediately retrospective assessment of their "inner experience", emotion, or thoughts in the moment before the beep.
"It appears that this information never triggered an assessment..
Other researchers have concluded that the presence of ED should trigger an aggressive assessment for occult vascular disease.
The study proposed that using blood collection bags would facilitate more objective monitoring and measurement of postpartum blood loss than visual assessment, triggering an earlier response from caregivers and thus reducing the incidence of severe PPH.
Between two omnibus bills, Harper's government overhauled water and fisheries protection laws so that energy companies could start digging and drilling without triggering a lengthy environmental assessment process.
Last week, the death of Baroness Thatcher triggered a fresh assessment of the essence of Thatcherism.
