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Feldman, M. S. Pentland, B. T. 2003. Reconceptualizing organizational routines as a source of flexibility and change. Administrative Science Quarterly, 48 94-118. 

Anderson, P. c Tushman, M. L. 1990. Technological discontinuities and dominant designs a cyclical model of technological change. Administrative Science Quarterly, 35 604-633... 

As a result, Hungary traditionally devotes only meagre resources to climate change issues in general. In a period when environmental ministries were all but overwhelmed by the tasks of EU accession, the climate change administration typically had one or two persons in 2003, when the EU ETS Directive appeared on their horizon. Though further manpower eventually became available for the implementation of emissions trading, the severe lack of human resources proved to be a constant impediment. 

It seems probable that the wasting in AIDS patients is due at least in part to a chronic depletion of tryptophan. Although in AIDS patients blood tryptophan levels are low, other amino acids are not reduced to the same extent.28 This pattern is similar to that found in pellagra due to poor tryptophan intake.29 Nutrition and anthropometric studies on AIDS patients indicate that protein is lost but fat is little changed. Administration of excessive dietary tryptophan may relieve the tryptophan deficiency but may increase quinolinic acid levels, which would likely worsen the AIDS dementia. Conceivably, a better approach to improve tryptophan levels would be to utilize inhibitors of IDO, which would also decrease the levels of quinolinic acid. Such approaches with inhibitors of IDO in vitro have been investigated.30-33... 

Workers compensation laws followed and several states and the federal government passed them. Courts declared initial laws unconstitutional over issues of due process and mandatory participation by employers. State laws that followed were primarily elective laws. Employers could elect to come under the law. The first constitutionally acceptable workers compensation law was passed in 1911. Since then, all states have passed such laws. States continue to change laws to include more workers, to extend and modify benefits, change administrative procedures and restructure benefit methods. States also look to reduce workers compensation costs to compete for employers. 

The general narrow margins do not compensate the involved risks—and last but not least, the adherence to comply with ever-changing administrative regulations is not necessarily the rst target of... 

Success in the field of essential oils depends on enthusiasm and hard work, on a broad knowledge of the market situation, in spending a lot of time and cost to investigate new ideas of state-of-the-art conditions of processing raw materials that affect yield and quality and the return of investment, the adherence to comply with ever changing administrative regulations. 

Anderson, Philip, Michael L. Tushman, 1990, Technological Discontinuities and Dominant Designs A Cyclical Model of Technological Change, Administrative Science Quarterly 35 (December), 604-633. 

Depending on the requirement of the safety analysts and the safety data available, either a qualitative or a quantitative safety analysis can be carried out to study the risks of a system in terms of the occurrence probability of each hazard and possible consequences. As described in Chapter 3, qualitative safety analysis is used to locate possible hazards and to identify proper precautions (design changes, administrative policies, maintenance strategies, operational procedures, etc.) that will reduce the frequencies or/and consequences of such hazards. 

New dmg apphcation (NDA) is the process through which the U.S. Food and Dmg Administration (FDA) authorizes the marketing of a new dmg. In the NDA, the data are intended to demonstrate the safety and efficacy of the dmg in its intended apphcation. After approval, the dmg becomes available to the pubhc. Subsequendy, dosage amounts and forms may be modified according to experience, new indications may be added, and contraindications may be noted. All of the changes requite regulatory approval. A dmg in human use is subject to constant surveillance. 

Some polymyxins are sold for second-line systemic therapy. Polymyxin B sulfate and colistimethate sodium can be used for intravenous, intramuscular, or intrathecal administration, especially for Pseudomonas aerupinosa mP QXiosis, but also for most other gram-negative organisms, such as those resistant to first-line antibiotics. Nephrotoxicity and various neurotoxicities are common in parenteral, but not in topical, use. Resistance to polymyxins develops slowly, involves mutation and, at least in some bacteria, adaptation, a poorly understood type of resistance that is rapidly lost on transfer to a medium free of polymyxin. Resistance can involve changes in the proteins, the lipopolysaccharides, and lipids of the outer membrane of the cell (52). Polymyxin and colistin show complete cross-resistance. 

The effects of dmgs and adjuvants must be assessed, both in short-term administration and during chronic treatment. Local effects include changes in mucocihary clearance, cell damage, and irritation. Chronic erosion of the mucous membrane may lead to inflammation, hyperplasia, metaplasia, and deterioration of normal nasal function (76). 

The Montreal Protocol of July 1987 resulted in an international treaty in which the industrialized nations agreed to halt the production of most ozone-destroying chlorofluorocarbons by the year 2000. This deadline was hastily changed to 1996, in February 1992, after a U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) satellite and high-altitude sampling aircraft found levels of chlorine monoxide over North America that were 5i % greater than that measured over Antarctica. 

A change in approach is clearly necessary in order that the full benefit of integrated plant condition management and control can be recognized and exploited. Improved control and enhanced performance monitoring will enable shutdown intervals to be extended without increasing the risk of premature or unexpected failure. In turn, this will increase the confidence of operations, inspection and management personnel in the effectiveness of unified plant administration. 

Labor Expenses. In the majority of situations, projects will cause a company s labor requirements to change. This change could be a positive effect that increases available productive time, or there could be a decrease in employees production time depending upon the practice. When computing labor expenses, the Tier 1 costs could be significant. Labor expense calculations can be simplistic or comprehensive. The most direct and basic approach is to multiply the wage rate by the hours of labor. More comprehensive calculations include the associated costs of payroll taxes, administration, and benefits. Many companies routinely track these costs and establish an internal burdened labor rate to use in financial analysis. 

The results are summarized in Table 11.3-3 for both internal and external results, the CDF from all causes is 7.4E-4/y of which internal events contribute 3.1E-4 and external events 2.9E-4. This number has been reduced by design, administrative, and operational procedure changes. 

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