Brynjolfsson believes that digital technology makes this model of competition more common, for the reasons outlined in the CVS example.
As we outline in the examples below, many stresses and disruptions to natural ecosystem functioning are identified only as a result of detailed epidemiologic investigations, which in turn follow an increase in human disease incidence detected by routine surveillance.
This is due to the error propagation problem that is outlined in the first example of Figure 5.
Fig. 9 Sample comparisons created using Alzheimer's and Parkinson's data, as outlined in the third example.
The testing procedures outlined in the above examples – 1) CV noninferiority → CV superiority → secondary endpoints (eg, microvascular) or 2) CV noninferiority → secondary endpoints (eg, micro-vascular) → CV superiority – are all mathematically valid, but do not make logical sense.
The code for the example outlined in the introductory Figure 2 and the corresponding PK and flare probability profiles in Figure 8 is given below, annotated to allow the reader to follow directly.
Continuing with the example outlined in the previous step: Pretend, the next day, the government cuts the oil tax, and both companies jump up.
In one example outlined in the Illinois suit, Safeguard's subcontractors took medical supplies.
In fact, lot of the factors contributing to workload outlined in the government's consultation – for example, data and marking – are driven in some way by our high-stakes accountability system.
And there can be additional support offered to employees, which is outlined in the handbook, says Rhodes: "For example, the company might offer access to counselling services, which you may not have otherwise known about".
