Missouri's current IT leaders have indicated some intent to rely more on in-house IT staff and are making other attempts to improve control of IT systems.
Physicians who met with PRs frequently were more likely to prescribe medications that are not clinically indicated [20], and to rely less on information from published research findings when a new medication becomes available [20].
Instead of asking pointed questions, the report indicated, the directors appeared to rely too heavily on assurances from Enron executives and outside advisers.
Yet witness accounts and the group's own propaganda indicated that ISIL continued to rely on extreme violence against civilians to enforce its edicts and to ensure the compliance of the populace: public executions, amputations, and lashings were routine, and the corpses of the executed were often displayed to the public as a warning against disobedience.
"Until we regain an understanding of the smells that indicate inedibility, we have to rely on the systems which do work, like use-by dates," he says.
Without my voice to indicate tone, I have to rely on my words and when words don't cut it, I turn to enthusiastic exclamation points and gold-star-sticker language (Awesome! Great! You rock!).
For most events (the earthquake and blackout being the only exceptions), the voice/text ratios follow the normal patterns ( File S1, Fig. D), indicating that users continue to rely on their preferred means of communication during an emergency.
In both cases it could be hypothesised that age influences probability of screening, indicating an underlying tendency to rely on risk factor based screening.
A genuine compliment is acceptable, but going overboard will indicate that you have to rely on flattery, not competence, to do your job.
Some staff also indicated that their patients had to rely on many drugs, which made it difficult to adopt new lifestyle habits.
