This sentinel site surveillance should complement work to strengthen passive surveillance systems, which permit signal detection anywhere in a country, and is critical for picking up programmatic errors that may not occur in all sites.
Considerable distrust has matured over time in any public decision or choice that may also generate "apathy" or indifference; the notable errors, programmatic inconsistency, not to mention the spread of corruption of public workers, explain this attitude, but it also originates in the prevalence of a political culture that denies public action true consistency and utility.
A review of three major cloud storage providers (Amazon, Azure, Rackspace) showed no programmatic way to obtain costing information other than the error-prone extraction of data points from web pages.
Such errors waste limited resources and can result in programmatic decisions based on misleading data.
According to a two-year-old Digiday write-up of Delaney's thoughts on decentralisation, the practice is preferable from a client perspective but: "It will be 'years, not quarters', before agency teams are able to effectively use programmatic planning and forecasting tools to implement, optimize, analyze and report campaigns without error".
Acquired resistance, defined when the patient's bacterial population acquires resistance during treatment consequent to exposure to inadequate therapy, is an indication of poor patient adherence to treatment, caregiver errors in prescribing and administering drugs, poor quality of drugs, and programmatic problems, including drug stockouts [ 6, 7].
His art looks programmatic.
This is the "programmatic marketplace".
There are no programmatic trappings.
