Notably, these expertise-dependent effects were captured within networks derived from electrophysiological brain activity recorded in a very short time window (2 s).
Radiology expertise is dependent on the use of efficient search strategies.
The duration and form of expertise sharing is dependent on time and budgetary considerations.
The current gold standard is histopathological assessment of biopsied tissue, which is subjective and dependent on expertise.
Communicators should not assume that all graphics are more intuitive than text; many of the studies found that patients' interpretations of the graphics were dependent upon expertise or instruction.
Research studies in developing countries face additional challenges in infrastructure, staffing and expertise, and are usually dependent on outside technical expertise and/or expensive software licenses for data collection systems.
Thus, we offer to the patient more varied exercises and keep, at least, the same level of efficacy than the manual planning, but with lower associated costs and less dependent to the expertise of the therapist (clinical expertise, knowledge of the system, knowledge of the rehabilitation tasks…).
Moreover, this technique requires specialized expertise and is observer-dependent.
He also has boasted that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is dependent on his expertise.
Those limitations will make him dependent on the expertise of Mr. Diller; Doug Morris, the chief executive of Universal Music; and Ron Meyer, president of Universal Studios, among others.
Despite engaging in "security theatre" by increasing its pool of cybersecurity rapid responders, Japan will be largely dependent on US expertise, he added.
