It's an incredible resource precisely because it is run by people with a vested interest".
But that network of financial resources is precisely what makes Mayor Giuliani indispensable to the city right now, said Fred Siegel, a professor of urban history at Cooper Union in Manhattan.
Using a screening instrument on the other hand might, by triaging all cancer patients, help in allocating financial resources more precisely and, therefore, more adequately.
It will allow them to move forward in a more focused way, directing their actions and resources more precisely and effectively to the places where the need is greatest.
The enlarged sample used here represents continuing recruitment to this resource under precisely the same criteria.
However, the evidence is growing that in an economic environment of severe constraints the use of IT in health care has the ability to improve capacity and resource utilization precisely because it frees up other valuable inputs.
Even so, Microsoft, despite its deep pockets and immense resources — in fact, precisely because of those vast resources — has potentially much more to lose in the Internet age than other companies.
It is a complex operation requiring careful judgements and particular attention to resources – which is precisely why it appealed to Rutledge, who in his youth wanted to be an investment banker.
These tools enable a pretty precise understanding of protocol mechanisms but, under certain circumstances, provide arguable results on performances: the reason lies in the resources available to precisely implement protocol entities and in the simplistic descriptions of physical and channel phenomena.
A recent study demonstrated the existence of a precise Euclidean map in wild chimpanzees (Normand and Boesch 2009), showing that they navigate between resources efficiently and precisely.
