out of house

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in-house
They also happen to be good tools for analysis, and we have begun looking at patterns for those roles in-house.
The research that was undertaken was essentially in-house research - identifying needs and analysing data generated by development projects.
To finance a more attractive product with superior returns the studios reduced expenditures on in-house production.
There were, however, still a small group of care managers and users who felt that in-house services offered a safer and more trusted option.
First, manuscripts undergo an in-house review conducted mainly by the editorial assistants.
Included on each assay plate were duplicates of two negative controls (one ' in-house ') and two strong positive controls (one ' in-house ').
Perhaps developers of existing deployed systems just aren't aware of what is possible; they just don't have the right skills in-house.
The deficient institutional environment leads large enterprises to develop their own infrastructure and services, either in-house or in collaboration with selected other enterprises.
Both studies, although relatively small, are set within the context of increasing demand for services, diminishing in-house home-care provision and a developing independent sector.
But such large cities did have substantial and well-resourced in-house departments.
Still, of all the diagnostic labs we contacted only one stated using a commercial kit while the others have developed their own in-house tests.
Their hearts were set on in-house training and socialization.
The need to build up in-house expertise in risk management by hiring practitioners from industry has raised the question of a more flexible payment structure.
The pilot chose to develop its own assessment tool in-house rather than to use existing tools, and the resulting product was not validated.
In one authority it was not even clear from the files whether the in-house service or an independent provider had provided care.
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