Clinicians' accounts of decision making did not necessarily rely on making a diagnosis first (with some clinicians emphasising the uncertainty and difficulty in confirming an accurate diagnosis in practice).
The order and complexity of this new style led Poussin increasingly to rely on making detailed preparatory drawings for his pictures.
There is nothing hidden in the deal, or in Circle's plans, which rely on making staff redundant to deliver the changes it needs to make.
Writers, for example, can't rely on making money from live performances – what are they supposed to do? Write ad copy?
For at least the next few years, it must rely on making chips for servers and PCs, which can still bring the company significant amounts of cash even as their popularity wanes.
The electrochemical techniques used to measure metallic corrosion rely on making a direct electrical contact to the working electrode.
"It can no longer rely on making products cheaply in China and selling them to the US and Europe," says Tony Phoo, chief Taiwan-based economist for Standard Chartered Bank.
Otherwise, it will have to rely on making ads bigger, bolder, and more interruptive to squeeze more revenue out of each user it already has.
It has a cinema, next to the Nando's, so a teenage date does not rely on making the bus to neighbouring Kettering.
Because MA experiments rely on making comparisons among lines, they have traditionally focused on studying how fitness changes across as many lines as possible.
These measures rely on making comparisons between the scores achieved by the HRQoL instrument and other instruments or clinical measures which are expected to be related.
