In fact, our observations indicate that recommendations made by ED programs vary highly, and are dependent on the providers' experience, resources, and biases, rather than research and evidence.
Additionally, we find that the contingent and profit-sharing contracts result in a higher profit within the supply chain than the other two contract structures do, and that the supply chain profits under contingent and profit-sharing contracts are dependent on the 3PL provider's IT investment.
The quantity of DNA required for whole-genome sequencing or whole-exome sequencing varies dependent on the platform provider.
If local expertise is essential for high-quality commissioning, then employing a non-local external commercial or not-for-profit provider to develop and supply such expertise puts the contracting organisation in a vulnerable position, as the contracting organisation becomes increasingly dependent on the external provider (as illustrated by vignette 4).
This would make users even more dependent on the search providers to do the right thing, which as you can see from the above, is not something you can count on.
Any risk assessment and counseling for the control group was dependent on the medical providers' own initiative and clinical judgment and was not measured.
That protects companies from becoming dependent on one provider and then getting stuck with price hikes or service problems.
Practice guidelines from the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists (ACOG) in 2006 recommend that decisions regarding the mode of delivery for breech presentation are dependent on the health care provider's experience.
Multilevel analyses will be performed, to take the clustering effect into account, since the success of treatment can be dependent on the skills of the provider as well as specific characteristics of a treatment centre.
The cost of network transfers is difficult to interpret as it is dependent on the locations and the providers of the computational resources.
