Unicover was directed by its risk-bearing "principals" (Reliance, Cigna and others) to secure reinsurance, which it did, at arm's length, from Sun Life, Phoenix and Cologne (the "reinsurers").
While this approach must be supplemented with further details (including, perhaps, a resort to a baseline to distinguish threats from offers), its principal contribution is its reliance on "practical imperatives".
The principal risk is that excessive reliance on ever more central bank action could aggravate the underlying systemic problems and delay or prevent the necessary structural adjustments".
It is also possible that early-stage tumours have a greater reliance on VEGF as the principal proangiogenic factor, while in advanced tumours there may be a degree of redundancy, with angiogenesis being governed by a wider range of proangiogenic factors (Relf et al, 1997; Pavlakovic et al, 2001; Kerbel, 2004).
This doesn't mean that you can't expect occasional endeavors outside of their comfort zone – in fact, that is an important lesson on broadening their skills and understanding – but it does mean that their principal role should not involve a heavy reliance on their weaker skills.
Its principal merits lay in the avoidance of any reliance on causal concepts and in the ability to give an account of explanation in areas of theoretical science in which talk of causation seems strained.
Perhaps the principal change from first generation tactics was heavy reliance on indirect fire; second generation tactics were summed up in the French maxim, "the artillery conquers, the infantry occupies".
In this report we describe a logistic regression methodology for data set analysis which circumvents the principal shortcoming of conventional Kaplan Meier approaches, its reliance upon accurate survival data.
Dr. Brockes noted that the blastema's reliance on internal information contrasts with a principal assumption of stem cell therapy, that stem cells inserted into a damaged tissue will use local cues to behave appropriately and integrate into the surrounding tissue.
This situation has arisen in part due to the almost exclusive reliance on the SBA indicator as the principal proxy measure (or global benchmark indicator) for maternal health program performance, despite abundant evidence that, in many instances, those labeled as "skilled" providers do not have the appropriate skills and that whether skilled or not they often do not do the right things.
