Organizations that rely heavily on employee creativity face a dilemma: the particular nature of creative production calls for a substantial use of formal control, yet such control can undermine employee creativity.
Burge claims that a necessary condition for the substantial use of the notion of representation is that there is a non-trivial use of veridicality conditions in the theory that ascribes the representation to a creature.
We were interested in examining two aspects of choice that have appeared rarely in discussions: private sector maternity care for poor people whose substantial use of it has gone largely unnoticed, and the ways in which they decide which providers they will use.
Forgent is suing major software companies for substantial royalties for using the JPEG photo standard.
It contains no protections for substantial non-infringing uses, meaning a manufacturer of an MP3 player could be liable for copyright infringement by a single user, even if 3 million other users committed no infringement at all.
In 2016, the US Department of Justice called for substantial reforms to the use of solitary confinement, including by banning the use of solitary for children in the federal Bureau of Prisons.
More recently, a PCT strategy was evaluated in primary care in patients with symptoms of acute respiratory infections, with results supporting the potential for substantial reductions in antibiotic use in this patient population [ 13, 15].
The argument then becomes how you tell whether a cyberlocker is being used for substantial infringement.
Prediction rules for substantial weight gain were constructed using linear discriminant analysis (LDA, implemented using SAS® PROC DISCRIM) for several sets of predictors: (i) baseline characteristics alone, (ii) baseline characteristics and weight change from baseline at specific early time points (Weeks 1, 2, 3, and 4), (iii) early weight change as a single predictor.
30 There is the potential for substantial cost savings from the use of darunavir-ritonavir monotherapy, if nucleoside analog treatment can be stopped in the large subset of UK patients who have baseline characteristics similar to those of the three clinical trials described above: HIV RNA suppression below 50 copies/mL, baseline CD4 counts above 200 cells/μL, and no history of virological failure.
