Whereas the "evade the giants" strategy applies to situations in which large players cannot effectively serve niche segments with their existing technology and so choose to ignore them, this strategy is typically relevant for serving mainstream customers when the giants are dedicated to providing a one-size-fits-all solution.
The PROFILE enables students to apply online for non-federal financial aid from hundreds of colleges and scholarship programs, but involves multiple pages requesting extremely complicated financial information- little of which is typically relevant to incoming first-generation students.
In practice, however, the latter concern is typically relevant for a maximum of one or two of the most recent years for which data would be available, and one might still use a period analysis after excluding those years, either entirely or partly by means of a 'hybrid' type of analysis (Brenner and Rachet, 2004c).
In a world where "60 is the new 40," life stages and milestones are typically a more relevant way to connect with women than age alone.
Biobank samples are typically annotated with relevant phenotypic information, such as the type of sample (e.g. blood), the age and disease state of the person the sample was taken from and possibly with various measurement data such as glucose level and blood pressure at the time the sample was taken.
Procedures for obtaining the experimental uncertainty in the force measurements are typically given by the relevant national metrology institutions.
It is never possible to include all the relevant factors in evaluation, and because samples are typically small and the number of relevant factors potentially large, it is necessary to select a small set of factors (primary factors) and use these primary factors to reconcile model results.
It remains to be seen whether these lawsuits will shed more light on arrangements between off-exchange market makers and brokerage firms, given that the relevant terms are typically undisclosed and, in some cases, poorly documented.
Observers are typically asked to track the relevant subset of targets for several seconds.
