Another intriguing anomaly was the identification of industries that have resisted the forces of disruption, at least until very recently.
Osterman also noted that the identification of industries with a high incidence of fraud actually comes from the payment processing industry itself.
The center's initial research activities cover the identification of current industry practices with respect to the reimbursement and management of clinical technologies, the analysis of best practices, and the development of new practices through cooperative endeavors involving leaders from technology firms, health insurance plans, and health care delivery organizations.
The identification of incentives for industry to incorporate and utilize such manufacturing processes and technologies.
One of the unique aspects of this study is the identification of occupations and industry sectors to target for risk reduction.
The broad empirical analysis supports the identification of contextual and industry-specific factors affecting design choices, and challenges in implementing the different distribution concepts.
In the food industry, identification of the species present in meat products can be achieved [41], and in archeology, human remains can be distinguished from non-human remains [42].
There is also confusion because some items have a security tag that an unknowing customer could mistake for an RFID tag that has highly detailed identification information from EPCglobal, an organization of industry leaders and organizations focused on creating global standards for the EPCglobal Network.
A technology S-curve for cell expansion was derived with data from the tool and facilitated the characterization of industry trends and identification of technology gaps.
Fragment-based hit discovery offers new possibilities for academic screening groups, providing the opportunity to probe large areas of chemical space in small-scale screening campaigns with a technology that is now a proven method of hit identification in industry (for a review, see Ref. [32]).
