The kernel matrix may be interpreted in terms of linguistic values based on the premises of if then rules.
Strengths-Based Counseling is a model for conducting therapy based on the premises of counseling psychology, prevention, positive psychology, positive youth development, social work, solution-focused therapy, and narrative therapy.
Following a change in statistical approach from originally using unpaired statistics to using paired statistics we performed a recalculation of the sample size required based on the premises of paired comparisons (Park et al. 2010).
Community based health insurance schemes are based on the premises of risk-pooling and community solidarity to risks of falling sick and are conceptually designed to provide financial protection and reduce out-of-pocket for care for health [ 1, 2].
Our method is based on the premises of classical statistical mechanics.
Chandralekha's many productions, notably Angika, Lilavati, Prana, Sri, Yantra, Mahakal, Raga, Sloka and Sharira, have become the exemplars of modern Indian dance, based on her premise of the indivisibility of sexuality, sensuality and spirituality.
Organizational theory is based on the premise of efficient functioning of organizations through means/ends rationality within organizations.
Their study is based on the premise of the existence of different molecular synovial phenotypes between patients with RA, as has been noted before [ 7].
Based on the premise of providing 'equity of access', ACCHSs have been found to provide equitable and more effective primary health care for the Indigenous population [ 11].
That is because the entire theory of supersymmetry is based on the premise of weak interactions -- presumably one reason the predicted particles have not yet been detected in accelerators, Dr. Kane said.
