A little planning would have helped matters, but until the past few years, it would have required relying on guidebooks, which can offer less than complete listings or are quickly outdated.
This spans a number of interlinked tasks, such as trials and licenses, insights and analysis, payment gateways, taxes, internationalization, which often requires relying on multiple third-party APIs.
The complexity of the interactions between the different components of the nexus requires relying not only on quantitative evidences but also on expert judgment.
What's more, having a baby in your 50s usually requires relying on a donor egg, or, at the very least, fertility treatments.
Using real administrative data requires relying on the results of previous linkages as a standard by which to compare which may not be entirely accurate, whereas synthetic data gives a known, accurate standard.
This was a consideration in the U.S. EPA not tying the final health-based regulation to a specific air lead level, which would have required relying on the Goldsmith-Hexter regression equation, an approach that had been criticized both during the first public hearing and by independent scientists in response to the seven questions outlined in Appendix 2 (Goldsmith and Hexter 1967; U.S. EPA 1972d).
Once we have acknowledged that WSPs can be trusted, we can start to build the trust, security and privacy preserving infrastructures that cloud service providers require, by relying on these trusted third parties to operate parts of the security infrastructure.
Many companies are exploring a range of tests that don't require needles, relying instead on lasers, oximetry, biosensors, and medical imaging, such as MRIs.
For example, it may not be worthwhile to require researchers relying on a coded biobank to consider subjective factors in the analysis of clinical utility, (e.g. impact on reproductive decision making), if such factors will remain unknown before re-identification.
Many professions require or rely on graduates with professional or graduate degrees to fill crucial positions, such as teachers, doctors, therapists, social workers, physical therapists, nurses, and many others.
