As ACOs battle to control costs of their population of patients, it would be more accurate to consider using a more specific phrase, such as 'population of attributed patients', to refer to ACOs' efforts to care for the health of their defined group of patients.
The common name "birthwort" attributed to Aristolochia refers to traditional use of some species, particularly extracts from root tissues, as abortifacients, emmenagogues, or post-coital antifertility agents [ 72].
Then Watson moved on to the dispute over costs charged to Sydney Water attributed to AWH, referred to by Sinodinos as "management and administration costs".
We included not only attributes of vaccination itself (such as side effects and effectiveness), but also attributes that refer to the physical (location of vaccination) and social environment in which the vaccination is given.
To handle these problems, we exploit the semantics of object, object identifier, relationship, and attribute (referred to as the ORA-semantics).
Grain (also known as resolution) and extent are among the most commonly used attributes when referring to scale.
Brown-Vitter has other attributes as well.
The general process of defining a new attribute as a function of two or more other attributes is referred to as constructive induction, or attribute construction, and was first described by Michalski (1983).
Defining a new attribute as a function of two or more other attributes is referred to as constructive induction, or attribute construction, and was first described by Michalski et al[ 24].
Each arc must have a source attribute, referring to the identifier of a glyph that the arc points from, as well as a target attribute, referring to the identifier of the glyph that the arc points to.
