Mr. Claflin says the industry is in a long period of slower growth, greater reliance on standard parts and relentless pricing pressure.
Improvements that utilize the strongest characteristics of each fiber assembly method will yield the optimum ballistic protection device instead of simple reliance on standard and unitary assembly techniques.
"If you're in a business where you have one revenue source, and that revenue source is going backwards, and you have no new products on the drawing board that you can sort of feel and touch, and think 'it's just around the corner,' then that makes you walk around glum," Mr. Roberts said, referring to the telecommunication's industry's reliance on standard voice telephone service.
iMesssage is of course the iOS-to-iOS answer take on messaging that some are claiming will greatly reduce reliance on standard text messaging.
Alpha(1 -acid glycoprotein concentrations were normal throughout.These data suggest that reliance on standard enzyme estimations and electrocardiographic criteria may yield false-positive indicators of myocardial injury during prolonged strenuous exercise.
OBJECTIVE: Clinical research on psychosocial and behavioral medicine interventions has burgeoned in the past two decades, so much so that sole reliance on standard no-treatment control conditions may no longer be appropriate or feasible.
Reliance on standard microbial culture methods limits detection of polymicrobial infections, especially anaerobic bacteria, and the routine use of anaerobic culture is labor-intensive and unreliable [8].
Not only has this impeded broad adoption of absolute quantification, reliance on standard curves makes absolute quantification impractical for large-scale applications.
It has been claimed that exclusive reliance on standard self-report methods with global ratings is an unsatisfactory way of eliciting information from repressors (Myers and Derakshan, 2004).
Context plays a larger role in MUPS care than it does for most medical care because of the uncertain nature of MUPS, the reliance of standard MUPS therapies on a potentially tenuous patient-provider partnership, and the clinical need to rely routinely on subjective MUPS assessments that often yield discordant patient and provider conclusions.
Thus, liberation may be seen in the desire of most people to be free to pursue their own goals and life plans which may involve a reliance upon standards and objectives that are solely their own.
