"We're the competitor EMC most wants to beat, the product with the greatest number of capabilities," said Scott Dietzen, Pure's chief executive.
But the DWP said the figures were "completely unsurprising", as the number of work capability assessments carried out for new claims rose from 648,000 in 2009/10 to 723,000 in 2011/12.
A spokesman for the DWP said: "It is completely unsurprising that the number and cost of appeals has risen, because the number of work capability assessments carried out has increased substantially since we started reassessing 1.5 million incapacity benefit claimants in 2010.
The average number of capabilities reported was highest for local EMS agencies within a LHD (mean: 9.8, range: 3 18), followed by RDMHC (mean: 8.6, range: 1 17), hospitals (mean: 6.7, range: 1 24), local EMS agencies (mean: 5.0, range: 2 7), and LHDs (mean: 4.8, range: 1 10).
The number of error correction capability and the QR version are the measure metrics for evaluating the performances of the generated QR tags.
Effect of the number of nodes, MPR capability, contention window size, and sensing errors on the saturation throughput has been investigated.
Thus, as the per capita income and school enrolment increases, the number of people with capability of subscribing to cellular phone grows.
To back up his criticism, he quoted a Democratic senator who wrote to the White House that cuts in military research were "real and dangerous, and have slowed the development of a number of capabilities that will be needed by our war fighters in their near future".
The country where practitioners' obtained their CM education appears to be an important factor influencing their rating of the importance of a number of capabilities, in particular, communication capabilities.
The SIP software has a number of capabilities, including a relay feature that can link a full syringe and a nearly empty syringe, thereby limiting flow rate interruptions during CVIP while decreasing the need for nurse interventions.
