The reliance, for instance, of the UNAIDS method on the reported numbers on ART and its assumptions of a uniform impact of ART on transmission and mortality risk may make it vulnerable to overestimating the impact of ART, where programs are not able to deliver the same standard of care as has been reported in studies or if there are any errors in reports of numbers on ART.
In contrast, paper citations can imply a much broader range of relations, for instance, direct reliance on the previous work, to show correspondence with previous results, to negatively point out flaws in the cited paper, and parallel methods applied to a different subject.
While the emergence of fascism is possible evidence for this fact, it is also an obvious instance in which reliance on the internal criticism of liberalism is no longer adequate.
In the letter, he also wrote "The action of Captain Fryatt in defending his ship against the attack of an enemy submarine was a noble instance of the resource and self-reliance so characteristic of his profession".
Otherwise individualized questions of reliance remain.
Philip E. Zegarelli, president of Reliance, said: "The report is way off.
TCP-AP, another instance of the cross-layer method, attempts to eliminate the reliance of TCP fairness solution on feedback messages [18].
Kentucky's goal -- an 18percentt drop by 2030 -- is lower than that of many other states, for instance, because of its heavy reliance on coal.
On the other hand, some emotional aspects of social support, for instance reliance on friends and family or opportunities for emotional expression, can be independent of social aspects comprised by the SAI.
Malin says that despite the reliance on broadband, there has only been one instance of a care home where connectivity was too poor to run the service.
Itself a concrete instance of what it proposes, read rightly this important book can help drag design thinking out of its too easy reliance on false metaphors and ill-suited models.
