And then as a counterpoint to my column, here's Jonathan Cohn taking on same mix of factors I discuss — rising premiums, new subsidies, and more comprehensive requirements for what counts as acceptable insurance coverage — and offering the glass-is-more-than-half-full take.
Failing to elicit comprehensive requirements before developing a product can result in poor uptake and wasted efforts in development.
As already described before, at the start of the project a comprehensive requirements analysis was conducted with various interdisciplinary sources from academia and practice.
ASMSA determines the optimum APIM by prioritising stakeholders' objectives and mapping these to comprehensive requirements in order to articulate suitability as measurable attributes.
Some of the energy management maturity models reported in the academic literature integrates the comprehensive requirements of ISO 50001, the international energy management standard, with the established maturity assessment instruments.
Although the requirements for each of these were not fixed in the beginning, comprehensive requirements gathering and analysis operations were performed using brain storming and interviewing methods.
From 2006 on, according to the revised and more comprehensive requirements of the monitoring program, cases with major congenital malformation (e.g. NTDs, congenital heart defects, acromphalus, gastroschisis, limb reduction defects, etc).
In the course of this work, a comprehensive requirements analysis based on five semi-structured interviews with several representatives of the Standard Care SCCaseCase Management (CM), and IT departments of the local hospital RWTH University Hospital Aachen, Germany (UK Aachen) has been performed.
Some philosophers have developed ethical theories in which a principle of respect for persons is identified as the fundamental and comprehensive moral requirement (for example, Donagan 1977, Downie and Telfer 1969).
Despite benefits of international sharing of avian influenza viruses, regardless of their pathogenicity, there is no standardized and comprehensive reporting requirement beyond highly pathogenic avian influenza virus and H5 and H7 subtypes of low pathogenicity avian influenza viruses, nor adequate reporting incentives.
