The latter technique aims to reduce the skill dependency currently required for socket manufacture and fit.
Some of them reveal structural problems that have bedevilled the British economy for years, for example our lack of good non-graduate skills, the dependency on low-paid work and the rising gulf between the top 1% and the rest.
On the other hand, teachers may not be so keen to voluntarily take the lead in action research as a form of professional development due to busy work schedule; lack of time to developing research skills; and dependency culture on top-down guidance and implementation.
Limitations inherent to sonography include operator dependency and skill, limited field of view and visualisation in the setting of maternal obesity, oligohydramnios and fetal head engagement.
Suboptimal hemodynamics, variable surgical skills, and technique dependency are widely believed to contribute to AVF nonmaturation.
OCT measurement does not depend on reference planes and does not require prior manual outlining of disc boundaries, reducing the dependency on operator skill.
In the present study, gender norms and traditional concepts of sexual relationship weaken women's negotiation skills; furthermore financial and emotional dependencies, along with cultural obstacles, limit their ability to have safe sex.
This study suggests that there is a rigid culture which does not encourage open discussion and feedback on different opinions with other colleagues, high value on the technical skill and competence and high dependency on the decisions of the senior staff members relatively.
Mario Party 5 received mixed to positive reviews, although there were frequent criticisms of the game's perceived dependency on luck rather than skill.
It seems probable that these relative dependencies on spillovers are related to skill levels and job types.
Testing of SVMerge was aborted, as installation dependencies are likely beyond the IT skill levels of many bench scientists.
