What are the privacy concerns inherent in observational data and how should we address them?
Important issues concerning inherent model identification and optimal control computation are briefly discussed.
Columbia travelers need to take an active role in addressing administrative, health and safety concerns inherent to international travel.
Even with the waste stream concerns inherent in plastic, it's clear that BioAmber represents a significant advantage over fossil fuel products.
The ethical concerns inherent in implanting electrodes in human brains gave way, in the early nineteen-nineties, to the adoption of a wholly noninvasive brain-imaging technology: functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI.
As far as we can tell, there are no other safety concerns inherent to our project (except a possible risk of seizures for epileptic users running the device at full speed).
The PCLOB found unanimity on a proposal, supported by many in Congress, to create a bar of special civil liberties advocates before the Fisa court in exceptional cases, and in doubting Obama's proposal to transition the bulk collection to a private entity would resolve either the privacy or the security concerns inherent.
Mindful of "the greater immigration-related expertise of the Executive Branch" and "the serious administrative needs and concerns inherent in the necessarily extensive [Government] efforts to enforce this complex statute," I would interpret the word "when" in the same manner as we interpreted other parts of this statute in Zadvydas v. Davis, 533 U. S. 678, 700 (2001).
We focus on three kinds of split incentives, five concerns inherent to addressing split incentive problems (scale, endurance, incentives, savings, political disfavor), and provide a detailed policy proposal designed to surpass those problems, with a particular focus on low-income tenants in a U.S. context.
