For example, a recent perspective provides an important view on epistatic phenomena and its diverse biological implications [10].
For example, there are emerging questions about the actual health value of routine WGS [ 34] and its potential adverse impact - from, for example, a cost perspective - on the health care system [ 35].
The first issue, critical infrastructure, is an example of a perspective that focuses on a specific object or "element at risk" rather than on a specific hazard.
And here is an example of a Perspective Image which may have benefited from mathematical applications such as ATAN.
For example, an airline network perspective makes it possible to recover an expanding wave of infection around the airport from which an epidemic started spreading, whereas that origin would not be easily traceable when following the same epidemic on a spatial map of the world (Brockmann and Helbing 2013).
As an example, the shifting perspectives model posits an ongoing, complex reformulation in a patient's subjective health experience [ 21].
When Johns Hopkins researchers had asked her to draw objects from unfamiliar perspectives — for example, a chair from underneath — she had floundered.
From this perspective for example, a distinction between the outer and inner worlds emerges, using a sensory perception as the point of reference.
From the Canadian perspective, for example, a yearly estimated cost-saving of $27 to $45 million could be made when 60 100% of patients who had received 2 separate antihypertensive drugs switched to FDC products [ 16].
None of these thresholds expressly require application from any particular perspective (for example, a highly sophisticated expert, or conversely, a lay member of the general public) nor do they make express reference to the level of resources, time or effort necessary to re-identify individuals.
