WeLab overcame obstacles with a money lenders license in Hong Kong, as well as stringent standards for example, at the time we talked to them, WeLab only approved 20% of loan applicants in order to optimize its portfolio.
On the other hand, if the number of requests is between 1000 req/s and 2000 req/s, he may still require a processing time less than 2s but with a rate of failure less stringent (for example 80%% instead of 90%% of the cases).
To exclude a possible but not confirmed diagnosis we only selected stringent codes for example, acute myocardial infarction, cardiac failure, transient cerebral ischaemia, stroke.
Nevertheless, the most existing methods cannot fully resolve the error control to get a given tolerance so that it is difficult to get reliable results at stringent tolerances (for example, see [12, 13]).
Ascribing the ubiquitous human-centered characteristic of WBAN, the data transmissions have more stringent requirements, for example, timely response to emergency data with minimum delay, minimum overhead in the network, and minimum number of data collision and retransmission times to save energy.
Currently, the scalability of this web service is that of the relational backbone - which is indeed more stringent than, for example, a map-reduction store.
A more stringent approach, for example a quantitative proteomics study, would be required to accurately determine the type and relative abundance of toxins that are present in each nematocyst class.
42 Additionally, there are theoretical considerations that include the fact that in health disparities research, stringent goals, for example, complete glycaemic control, may not be realised and one may consider smaller average reductions in outcomes as clinically meaningful.
If regulators stop tightening the ratchet on profits through ever more stringent capital requirements, for example, and markets turn in its favour, Deutsche might thrive.
New, stringent eligibility criteria, for example, mean that Motability (specially adapted) cars are being withdrawn in ever greater numbers, causing some disabled people to lose jobs that they loved.
