So before LDB teams can establish what SKUs may be assigned to which logistically distinct business segments, they hold intensive conversations with customers (or, in the case of retail stores, with merchandise buyers) to ascertain customers' concepts of quality, price alternatives, and so on.
While healthy people were involved in an exercise using a VAS and a TTO to develop the utility scores, no one was interviewed to ascertain which concepts should be included as a comprehensive assessment of HRQoL.
Qualitative research such as focus groups or in-depth interviews with members of the public that represent typical diseases in the general population should be conducted to ascertain the concepts that are most relevant to include in a HRQL utility measure.
A future clinical study including blinded assessments of stimulation effects on all Parkinsonian symptoms needs to ascertain this concept.
In order to ascertain the concept of instability, a free text search was conducted on the three keywords (mood, affect and emotion) to identify the most frequently used modifier words up to two words on either side of the keyword.
However, this exercise required in ascertaining the best concept capable of meeting the aforementioned design strategies based on system design criteria and objectives are time-consuming, energy sapping and strenuous.
It reflects concepts of generosity, while ascertaining values of goodness and justice.
The ECJ held that the Italian courts seek to ascertain whether the concept of "waste" referred to in the Community rules must be taken to exclude substances or objects capable of economic re-use.
As part of a study that explored how midwives incorporate cultural sensitivity, into their practice, the literature was reviewed to ascertain how the concept of culture has been, defined and what recommendations have been made as to how to provide culturally appropriate care, to individuals from Indigenous and/or ethnic minority backgrounds.
It needs to be ascertained whether the concept can also be extended to other alternating-diet regimens, including alternating saturated/unsaturated fat, alternating high/low-fat or alternating high/low-carbohydrate.
Our aim in this study was not to define a specialist, nor to determine the nature of a previously demonstrated survival advantage, but to ascertain if the concept of specialisation was applicable in the postscreening era.
