We will not further address the specifications of different types of data [ 19, 20], and consider data pools to be pre-defined.
The use of a disaggregated data is an important feature of our empirical strategy: the undervaluation index (main covariate) is less likely to be determined by the growth rate of a specific manufacturing sector, partially addressing the specification problem that plagues standard cross-country regressions.
The GO2S process addresses the specification of the tasks required for monitoring of requirements satisfaction as well as the system adaptation according to the context, the operationalization of non-functional requirements and prioritization of alternatives to be used at runtime (variants).
In the latter, it was considered the key innovation of their paper, which "by absorbing country-specific variation in country indicators, and exploiting only the within-country across-industry variation, we go some way in addressing the specification problem that plague standard cross-country regressions".
Although epidemiologists have become increasingly sophisticated in construction and diagnosis of models describing their data, as a whole, we generally pay much less attention to systematically and rigorously addressing the specification of the dose response function.
Some works have addressed the specifications of network deployment using mainly statistical models such as in [8] in which from a log-normal distribution, the authors find radius of exclusion zones and density of secondary users.
Here are my top tips for avoiding howlers on job application forms: Make sure you address the person specification item by item, this is what is required to do the job.
We proposed a requirement validation method suitable to a life cycle represented with the Unified Process and addressed to the specification and design of information systems.
Model names indicate bias addressed by the specification; "OLS" refers to ordinary least squares estimations, "2SLS" refers to two-stage least squares estimations.
