Chapter 1 establishes baseline principles of intuitive user interface (UI) design as a form of effective human communication.
The report also makes some notable recommendations -- to funds, be transparent; to foundations, be bold; to government, be part of it; and to intermediaries, most compellingly, be innovative in aggregating performance data, aligning the buy and sell sides, and creating baseline principles for defining the practice of impact measurement.
As a result, the program not only achieved all the baseline principles but identified and implemented 51 additional principles across all seven components that were not in the original Best Practice Guide (Additional file 2).
"The Framers recognized that use of a total-population baseline served the principle of representational equality," Ginsburg continued, arguing that state legislators should be responsive to the concerns of all of their constituents, not just those who can vote.
In addition, we measured patients with at least three claims for outpatient visits or hospitalization visits at the baseline by the principle and secondary diagnoses for diseases considered possible comorbidities associated with cancer.
The placebo-controlled study of PEG+E by Thomson et al 12 defines a baseline proof of principle in a relatively mildly affected population, while the two phase study by Candy et al 13 confirms that, once disimpacted, even severely affected children can be maintained satisfactorily on low doses of PEG+E (the mean daily dose was just under two paediatric dose sachets).
The methodology was the same as for the primary efficacy analysis except that we used the last observation carried forward principle from baseline values onwards.
The number of studies contributing to the meta-analyses ranged from two to 12. Data were re-analyzed based on the ITT principle and baseline differences in outcomes were assumed to have little influence.
