Information about concurrence of sexual partnerships has likewise proven a singularly powerful tool for modeling epidemic spread [49], [54], [70], [71].
The classification of naphthalene as a noncancer risk in the BP oil spill seafood safety risk assessment was based on current information and concurrence from the U.S. EPA (FDA 2010a).
These are in concurrence with other existing data sets [ 5].
Symptoms and diagnosis will be entered and, in concurrence with national guidelines, a doctor can receive all the information he needs: what he needs to know about a disease, what kind of tests he should run, what kind of antibiotics are needed and in what amount and F.D.A. alerts and updates.
With the concurrence of his supervisors, Mr. Bibb kept the defense informed of the progress of the investigation and of the information developed as matters proceeded.
There is thus concurrence that whilst confidentiality is central to the doctor/patient relationship, it is not absolute, and information may be divulged to prevent serious danger to society.
National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity's] recommendation that the information in the two manuscripts should be communicated fully and we have conveyed our concurrence to the journals considering publication of the manuscripts.
Secret-sharing, which requires a combination of information held by each participant in order to decipher the key, is a means to enforce concurrence of several participants in the expectation that it is less likely that many will cheat than that one will.
This is in concurrence with the finding of Lujthe et al. (2005) where they suggest that user innovators mostly use 'local' information both for determining the need for and for developing solutions for their innovations.
In a second concurrence, Justice Ginsburg highlighted what she said were two troubling aspects of Mr. Kidd's case: the incomplete and misleading information supplied in the sworn statement and the "brutal conditions" under which he was held.
