Situational Leadership® theory, developed 30 years ago by Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard, is based on assessing an individual's readiness to take on a task.
Specifically, this approach is based on assessing an individuals capability to achieve valued functionings [ 23].
All the aforementioned tools utilize a statistical approach that is based on assessing enrichment of an input set in an input ranked list by quantifying the enrichment obtained at various cutoffs applied to the ranked list.
The automatic analysis of the SOMNO apparatus, a Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovedved and clinically accepted system, based on assessing apnoea from a variety of different sensors, significantly differed from that of the expert marker, with an average sensitivity value of around 14%.
The first approach, adopted from generic network methodologies, is based on assessing the connectedness of a farm network through calculating the size of its giant connected component [11] [14].
It is based on assessing the fitness of a population of worms by measuring the rate at which E. coli is consumed.
Compared to the baseline reporting of 580 deaths in 2007, an algorithm based on assessing the weight of evidence of a person being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander increased reporting by an additional 200 (34.5%) deaths.
The general concept of ZPLAN+ is based on assessing the accumulated effect of a single round of selection; therefore a reduction in the genetic variance with recurrent selection, the so-called Bulmer effect [ 16], is not modeled explicitly.
Insurers have the right to make risk judgments – they regularly load premiums for those living in high-crime areas – but their approach to criminal records is bizarre for an industry based on assessing risk.
Kane et al 3 'pay for prevention initiatives' review identified several forms of provider incentives, which can broadly be categorised into two types: pay per service provided (often called fee-for-service) which may include a bonus or penalty paid based on assessed performance or a fixed payment (often called capitation or prospective payment).
