10 Manufacturers also are not required to label products containing ENMs, and there seems to be a recent trend toward dropping voluntary references to such ingredients from packaging, websites, and other publications, says Andrew Maynard, director of the Risk Science Center at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
17 The RMS values were normalized to the reference voluntary contraction (RVC), 18 which was obtained during the walk without the FWW-AR and assistance.
Because, as we are constantly reminded, who are you as a graduate without 10 internships under your belt, at least two years of voluntary work, and a reference from the Gandalf of your chosen sector?
Strains are sent on a voluntary basis to the reference laboratory by all clinical microbiologic laboratories throughout the country.
The reference to a "voluntary approach" might be a not-so-subtle message that if Europe pushed too hard on this point, then the creditors could no longer accept the agreement as a voluntary one.
It was not at all times clear through the negotiations that all parties placed the same priority on this being voluntary," he said, an indirect reference to the German chancellor.
Currently, measurement of quadriceps isometric maximal voluntary force (MVF) represents the reference method to investigate muscle strength.
We illustrate how understanding volunteers' motivations, expressed in their own words and from their own points of reference, can enhance voluntary social-ecological processes that mutually benefit people and urban landscapes.
The higher torque value obtained in three consecutive 4-second trials was used as the reference for maximal voluntary contraction.
Figure 2 illustrates the mean rate of voluntary disenrollment and the 95% reference ranges for percentiles of overall patient satisfaction estimated from model 3. Mean voluntary disenrollment rates steadily increase, as patient satisfaction decreases.
