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Maps of surface temperatures have then been produced based on statistical or geostatistical modeling (Vanwalleghem and Meentemeyer 2009; Ashcroft and Gollan 2012).

Conclusions: Patient-centered definitions of treatment success appear to be larger than previous definitions that were based on statistical or clinical significance.

Others argued that blinding is still important to show the differences between drugs in NI trials.[7] Second, there are different methods to determine the NI margin and there are debates on whether the margin should be determined based on statistical or clinical considerations.

As previously mentioned, model selection can be based on statistical or theoretical criteria.

The "representativeness heuristic" implies that probability estimations by humans are not based on statistical or probabilistic reasoning, but rather on judgment by representativeness, i.e. on stereotypes based on the description of patient characteristics.

The U.S. EPA has used an extra risk of 10% as a default (with the exception of developmental toxicity data, where an extra risk of 5% has been applied), and the EFSA also recommends a default BMR (extra risk) of 10% for quantal data, with modification based on statistical or toxicological considerations as needed (EFSA 2009a).

In addition, table 5 shows the need for making the scenario of a patients' future life intelligible and foreseeable; patients ask for personalized explanations shaped as much as possible to their individual needs, thus avoiding indeterminacy or generalization based on statistical reference or analysis.

The described approach has the advantages of transparency over the conventional approach of non-equilibrium thermodynamics and of simplicity over those based on statistical mechanical or kinetic theory of gases or liquids.

Schinas and Stefanakos [52] wisely caution to avoid making planning in the marine sector based on statistical assumptions or historical data.

These practices are based on statistical analysis or data mining of urban data derived from satellite remote sensing (Saito and Spence 2011) or national census databases (Pittore and Wieland 2013; Riedel et al. 2014, 2015; Guettiche et al. 2017).

The models can be stochastic (based on statistical probability) or deterministic (based on physical processes).