Dr. Gist, the group's president, rejected the accusation that dentists fear a loss of income or status if midlevel practitioners are widely allowed.
The goal instead is to bring software development into the Internet era by sharing knowledge widely, allowing programmers to build on each other's work and accelerate the pace of software debugging and improvement.
The technology behind long-distance surgery is now mature enough to be used more widely, allowing people to access world-leading expertise and better healthcare without having to travel.
Paladares – private restaurants that once operated out of people's homes – are now widely allowed to become proper establishments, meaning they can be bigger than one room, stay open later and be staffed by waiters, rather than family members.
That affective processes underlying pleasure may proceed without awareness is widely allowed in recent scientific literature; e.g., LeDoux 1996; Berridge 1996; pp. 19-21; Berridge 1999; pp. 525-37; Winkielmandand Berridge 2003; Berridge 2004; Winkielman, Berridge and Wilbarger 2005; Damasio 1999; Shizgal 1999; Frijda 2001, pp. 75-78; Davidson 2003.
In the AS pharmacy setting, NDCs are used widely, allowing for accurate product identification.
Providing feedback of performance is an attractive approach to improving prescribing safety since it is easily scalable and relatively inexpensive to deploy widely, allowing more expensive interventions to be deployed more selectively.
The installation of stationary ultracapacitor storage devices, as widely recognized, allows the recovery of the braking energy for increasing the energy efficiency as well as a better pantograph voltage profile.
CT is widely available, allows high patient comfort, is cost effective and has a high sensitivity in lesion detection, particularly for mesenteric and peritoneal metastases.
The schedule 7 powers are extremely widely drawn, allowing police to stop and detain individuals for up to nine hours to determine whether they appear to be involved in terrorism.
