It highlighted how enterprises perceived the level of complexity of the cloud environment and the expertise required to design and manage cloud services.
The estimated maternal heritability of ovulation rate is relatively high (0.23) [4], but other factors, such as environment and technical expertise, are potential impediments to determining genetic variations and identifying the specific genes involved.
Finally, a goal of the current research project is to build a bridge between the clinical environment and the existing expertise within exercise- and sports psychology and physiology in order to meet the legitimate demands from male cancer survivors for patient-centered and action-orientated interventions aimed at improved health [ 66].
What really saddens me, though, is seeing the Environment Agency's work and expertise in flood-risk management, internationally respected and locally praised in many parts of the country, being used as a political football for a good media story.
Getting children back to school in a post-war environment requires extensive resources and expertise.
The more information you gain about every facet of the business environment, the more knowledge and expertise you can offer to your clients.
Subjective MOS itself may form a potential source of uncertainty: it is well known that subjective scores are influenced by several factors not directly related to video quality itself, such as test arrangements, physical environment, viewer expertise, and cultural background.
If we valued it, we would increase funding for nursing education to prepare more nurses, pay nurses salaries commensurate with their responsibilities and provide working environments that respect nurses' authority and expertise.
This includes professional well-resourced environments, smart colleagues, learning new skills and expertise, and the benefits of the higher compensation levels are not lost on them.
