The following anecdote captures the mood: In spring 2004, Goldsmith informed Addington that the administration could not lawfully implement a potentially important counterterrorism measure.
The challenge now is finding ways to implement a complex, potentially life-saving treatment in parts of the world where medical care is limited.
We followed the hierarchical strategy below to gather the information needed to determine how to proceed with potentially implementing a MaizeGDB Genome Browser: Should MaizeGDB make a genome browser available at all?
It is essential, therefore that appropriate processes for interpretation, review and feedback are implemented before a potentially damaging "production line" is generated.
The Conservatives said the new powers would allow the regulator to go further, including potentially implement a cap on all 15m households on the standard tariff.
So far the company has received strategic investments from the likes of Samsung, Intel, and Telefonica, and it isn't much of a stretch to imagine how a mobile phone titan, a chipmaker, and a wireless carrier could potentially implement a system like this.
For settings where care is largely centralized at healthcare facilities, community-based screening provides a quick and easy to implement approach with a potentially higher yield of high risk patients.
Leveraging these tools, a skilled attacker could potentially implement an advanced jammer at a very low cost.
However, such customer services will increase the costs to practices of implementing EMRs; potentially erecting financial barriers (Barriers A1, A2, and A4).
To further make the best use of limited resources, the authors say that broad-based primary interventions, such as psychological debriefings, might be a lower priority than implementing potentially more effective "secondary prevention" measures, which seek to reduce long-term ill outcomes.
