The idea of using well-known and validated catalogs of NFR requirements to create instances of software concerns may help the developers to get a better start point to maintain their own catalogs of software concerns.
Generative relations describe knowledge on how to create instances automatically.
During the execution, the adversary may create several concurrent instances of a participant.
This means that the use of informed consent forms that are overly broad or vague may end up creating instances where researchers believe themselves to be operating lawfully, when technically they are not.
For instance, a furniture company may create a network of avatars that people can use to see how tables and chairs look by rolling the ball around the living room.
Alternatively, users may create their own tab-delimited haplotype file (for instance, describing SNPs generated according to an evolutionary model).
For instance, a federal law enforcement agency may create a grooming rule that requires all officers to be clean shaven with no exceptions.
In both instances, cooperation of local police is imperative, which may create a challenge in communities lacking widespread support for the research (Howard and Barofsky 1992).
Instead of providing credits to firms, for instance, why not increase wage subsidies and unemployment benefits (otherwise the firms may create inefficient jobs and axe them as soon as the benefit ends).
Repeated inability to recover from stress, for instance caused by the subject's inability to cope with the demands in his/her working environment, may create a vicious circle resulting in pain or other health complaints in some subjects.
