Yet private sector involvement could prove a crucial component of the set of provisions that Greece must meet to receive its next lifeline payment from Europe and the I.M.F.
The development of electronic decision-support systems which automatically screen electronic health records to identify high-risk service members may prove a valuable component of improved pre-deployment screening processes.
The development of electronic decision-support systems which automatically screen electronic health records, including ICD-9CM diagnosis and pharmacy data, to identify high-risk service members may prove a valuable component of improved pre-deployment processing [ 33].
But it could prove an important component of so-called quantum computers.
"I wouldn't want to win at Wembley by cheating," said Snodgrass, who has proved a key component in Steve Bruce's side since returning to the first-team in December following 15 months out with a knee injury.
Drugs have also proved a volatile component of Singapore's economy, with growth rates fluctuating from one month to the next as pharmaceutical factories halt production to clean out their vats and then start producing a new batch of drugs.
Not a new technology -- it was first patented in 1984 -- two-factor authentication (sometimes referred to as two-factor verification or two-step verification) combines two different components to prove a person's identity when attempting to access an account.
An association between a low Apgar score and childhood cancer does not prove a causal role of the components that make up the Apgar score but strengthens the relevance of viewing the prenatal time period as a causal time window of interest.
In addition to the specific binding of [18F]NS14490 in the brain, our data prove an α7 nAChR specific binding component of [18F]NS14490 in the large arteries supplying the brain.
To prevail in a state tort claim, a plaintiff must prove four components—a legal duty, breach of that duty, proximate causation, and an injury.
