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At that time GSM operators were forced to upgrade their networks more or less continuously to meet updates of the technical speci cations as well as modi ed own technical and commercial speci cations. This process resulted in changing the output into other networks possibly not in accordance with the TAP standard; Non-compliance with BARG s requirements (a) to implement daily transfer by EDI as the standard mechanism for the exchange of billing records between GSM networks and (b) to cope with the 72 hours after call completion as the standard time scale for the exchange of billing records.

The extent to which these biological indicators can effectively discriminate between people with PTSD and those intentionally feigning PTSD has been rarely studied Most reports that attempt to justify the use of psychophysiological assessment in psychological assessments tend to rely on a substantive literature that distinguishes the psychophysiological responses of people with and without a psychological injury (eg Neal et al, 1999) The utility of these measures in compensation matters relies, however, on their ability to differentiate between genuine claimants and those who are malingering In one study, veterans without PTSD were able to increase their reactivity to a level that was comparable to veterans with PTSD (Gerardi et al, 1989) Orr and Pitman (1993) found that whereas veterans instructed to respond as if they had PTSD were able to mimic heart rate responses of veterans with PTSD, they could not mimic skin conductance and electromyogram patterns.