This review highlights the need for more structured choice of scale in landscape studies, and in particular the need for more standardized size of grain and extent for greater comparability among studies.
Following the structured choice question, respondents were then encouraged to discuss and explain their decisions using open question formats.
This technique simultaneously provides important information on what principles of a results policy will determine whether it is viewed favorably, and quantifies how each attribute is valued by the respondents by forcing them to reveal their preferences through a structured series of choice experiments.
Finally, we present an application of basic nonparametric latent features models to link prediction as well as applications of our non-exchangeable priors to tree-structured choice models and human genomic data.
In order to explore the opportunities for more repoliticised and reflexive scalar deliberation in framing national renewable energy technology and strategic policy choices, a structured review of local wind energy strategies is presented.
Approaches such as MCDA are designed to provide a structured framework for making choices where multiple factors need to be considered in the decision-making process.
So a structured secondary is a reasonable choice for the firm.
However, information systems (IS) research lacks a structured evaluation of possible design choices of feedback media, their influence on the social presence and subsequent effect on the perceived feedback usefulness.
If your baby likes to nurse in an upright position, a structured carrier may be the best choice for you.
After reading and signing the written consent, participants self administered a structured questionnaire to determine their sociodemographic characteristics, choices of specialty, factors influencing these choices and their opinions on the need for establishment of career counseling services.
The work-scheme of the approach consisted of four phases: (1) collecting information and network building, (2) a thorough analysis of problems followed by making strategic choices, (3) developing a structured design, and (4) reporting and communication.
