Confucianism and Daoism emphasize the need to to pay attention to the concrete details of the situation at hand and displays healthy skepticism about the power of general principle to reveal what sort of action is suitable to the situation.
It was proposed [ 73] that tasks of high level of complexity ("high-level tasks", e.g., rapid and/or precise motor actions) are more suitable to reveal population level biases, than tasks of low level of complexity ("low-level tasks", e.g., simple reaching).
Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, the playwright who joined the project to polish the verses, needed not only to cut back the play drastically, but to make the characters' motivations and actions suitable for Italian opera.
As such elements extend the complexity that comprise decisions and resulting actions, suitable methods are required for quantitative analysis.
Experimental results using real data in a simulated environment show the importance of anticipatory action selection, and that POMDPs are suitable to formulate the anticipatory action selection problem by taking into account the uncertainties in prediction.
In the context of mixtures of chemicals with unknown mode of action the methods might be suitable to sort the compounds of a mixture by predicted modes of action in order to define groups of chemicals for which additive combination toxicology approaches, such as concentration or dose addition, or hazard index related methods, can be applied.
Significantly, most Asian cultures also nourished a puppet theatre, in which stylization of character, action, and staging were particularly suitable to marionettes.
It seems that the mechanism of action of the drug is suitable to treat HVS.
Since different types of unimanual actions could be more or less suitable to assess forelimb preferences (e.g., [ 49, 73, 123]), the investigation of only one task may be not enough to characterize manual laterality of a species [ 36, 124].
The mechanism of action of dexmedetomidine seems to be suitable to prevent emergence agitation.
