More importantly, they have already used some POCTs in their practice, making the opinions and preferences collected from our survey study from these current STI 'POCT' users imperative for the development of new POCT for STI(s).
HideMyAss, posted a lengthy defence of its actions on its blog after the news emerged, insisting that it had to retain logs: Being able to locate abusive users is imperative for the survival of operating a VPN service, if you can not take action to prevent abuse you risk losing server contracts with the underlying upstream providers that empower your network.
Such qualitative user studies are imperative, since human perspective is necessary for implementing systems that take into account user preferences and thus produce "user-defined" summaries.
From Microsoft's perspective it is imperative users upgrade and get in the habit of upgrading, as users of Apple's OS X have, to avoid the legacy support issues the company has faced with Windows XP.
In order to ensure smooth and uninterrupted flow of oil and gas to the end users, it is imperative for the field operators, pipeline engineers, and designers to be corrosion conscious as the lines and their component fittings would undergo material degradations due to corrosion.
Although the user-friendliness of the tools integrated into the platform is very much appreciated, we also realized that the continued support and assistance to MicroScope users is an imperative in the context of our collaborative projects.
As modern software-based systems and applications gain in versatility and functionality, the ability to manage inconsistent resources and service disparate user requirements becomes increasingly imperative.
The company now finds itself sandwiched between the sensitivities of its users and the commercial imperative.
Particularly interesting is the authors' analogy between consumer interaction with the "cloud" and videogames, in both of which the user submits to "systemic imperatives".
Ultimately, end users have a moral imperative to know where commodities come from and who's harmed in their acquisition, said Princeton University bioethics professor Peter Singer, author of The Ethics of What We Eat.
