On the other hand, the confirmation of the relation between ways of learning and styles of browsing, giving rise to a method that anticipates choices made by users on the digital platform.
Prince Salman's anticipated selection as the country's crown prince seemed, therefore, a natural choice within the family and beyond.
We anticipated selection bias, that is, confounding by indication, because patient characteristics impact the choice of allopurinol vs. febuxostat.
Our focus in the interviews was on understanding patient trust in public and private hospitals, and the various elements of the hospital systems (e.g. doctors, nurses, cleanliness, anticipated benefits/barriers, choice etc)., stemming from the conceptual importance of both interpersonal and institution trust.
Thus, both data sets could be used to anticipate product choice.
Djokovic closed beautifully, anticipated Tsonga's choice, and angled away a crisp forehand volley for a winner.
There's a thrill to knowing the game has anticipated this leftfield choice, something reminiscent of the obscurities and intuitions of classic PC adventure games, and something Firewatch doesn't do again.
In these, a subject chooses his own actions and also tries to anticipate the choices of the other player.
As recently as the 1970/80s, Italy introduced in the planning process the environment assessment procedure, sometimes supported by an analysis of placement suitability, as found in McHarg's Design with Nature approach.8 The aim was to anticipate planning choices through a knowledge of suitable land uses according to the area's characters and expected urban growth of each settlement.
