And is there a danger that too much focus on technology risks reliance "quick fixes," rather than working on less exciting, more effective solutions, like energy-saving?
In general however this may not be the case, and one classifier may have a lower risk of reliance for one decision whilst having a higher risk of reliance for another.
Dependence on Canada for energy is less fraught with risk than reliance on countries like Nigeria or Saudi Arabia, proponents say.
This aversion to risk and reliance on soft power makes it difficult for Europe to a play greater role in global affairs.
Harvard researchers, drawing on previous studies of cellphones and government figures for car accidents, report in a new study that there is a growing risk from reliance on cellphones in cars.
Rather, they equip executives to customize their strategies according to their goods and services, risk tolerance, reliance on third parties throughout the value chain, customer needs, and other factors.
"This creates risk in reliance on a consumer-driven economy, which is why government rhetoric about investment and sustainability needs to become a reality to enable continued growth and confidence".
The same perception gap about defining climate change may make managers blind to how much their companies are already doing to reduce carbon and energy use, and thus reduce one element of risk -- reliance on volatilely priced fuels.
Clinicians wishing to assess a classifier need to obtain estimates for the costs of misclassification, and calculate the overall risk of reliance.
Questionnaires assessed parent and child mental health and wellbeing, and a number of risk and reliance factors such child illness factors, parent demographic factors, and psychosocial factors.
A major limitation of existing research on psychological factors and diabetes risk is reliance on the crude dichotomization of no diabetes versus diabetes.
