- detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues.
I'm also a huge fan of playing as many shows as you can possibly play, you really can't beat being on a tour playing every night - you just work out so many kinks that would otherwise never get addressed.
Thus, hundreds of thousands person-years of follow-up may have accumulated already at the start of the retrospective cohort study, making it possible to immediately test important public health hypotheses that would otherwise take decades to address.
Oversight has always been seen as a way to address those issues, which would otherwise not properly or completely addressed by other parts of the criminal justice system.
The sensor system incorporates an array of ceramic-metal (cermet) gas microsensors with multivariate pattern recognition techniques and represents a rugged, light-weight, and low-cost solution to analysis problems that would otherwise need to be addressed with multiple conventional electrochemical sensors.
Comedy represents the one avenue where, perhaps because of its trademark facetiousness, topics can be addressed that would otherwise be avoided.
The patent describes a way to sub in unique identifiers for information like name and email address that would otherwise be used to verify the identities of buyer and seller.
The most tangible example of ICANN's impact on Internet governance is management of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions: When you type a domain name in your browser (e.g. TechCrunch.com), it connects you with the long, multi-digit IP address that would otherwise be impossible to remember.
Modelling methods allow researchers to address research questions that would otherwise be difficult if not impossible due to logistical, economic or ethical constraints (Jackson et al. 2000).
The emphasis should be on helping patients acquire the ability to address or forestall events that would otherwise trigger changes in eating or exercising.
