In summary, these data provide the first comparative quantitative proteomic analysis of human adult and fetal hepatocytes and HepG2 cells, thereby providing a framework for informed judgment of future stem cell-derived hepatocyte-like cells beyond transcriptomic datasets.
This gives us a comparative framework for judgment.
We consider a framework for detection and judgment of evidence of well-characterized hazards, using the concepts of sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value that are well established for medical diagnosis.
It would give us a systematic way of demarcating fallacies and other kinds of mistakes; it would give us a framework for justifying fallacy judgments, and it would give us a sense of the place of fallacies in our larger conceptual schemes.
Our inherited framework for judgment fails us "as soon as we try to apply it honestly to the central political experiences of our own time" (UP, 379).
CONCLUSIONS: These recommendations are meant to provide a framework for clinical decision making, not to replace clinical judgment.
The study was theoretically informed by The General Assessment and Decision Making (GADM) model [ 18] which provides a framework for understanding possible sources of variation in the judgment and decision making performance of clinicians.
Wang et al. (2014) established a framework for human error risk analysis of coal mine emergency evacuation and proposed a method based on expert judgment to evaluate the reliability of human safety barrier.
By providing a framework for the systematic consideration of the functional relationships between components, the model allowed us to make more informed judgments on the validity of the proteomic data.
The MAMCA method was used in different contexts of transport decisions to assess sustainability judgments about alternatives in transport projects (e.g. [35, 36, 37]) and to derive a framework for city freight distribution (CD-MAMCA) [38].
I have found that scenarios can effectively organize a variety of seemingly unrelated economic, technological, competitive, political, and societal information and translate it into a framework for judgment in a way that no model could do.
