While technology and technology hegemony is increasingly vulnerable to disruption, we can use a sound grasp of baseline theory to start, build and invest in companies that aren't fully dependent on the status quo but rather are aware of the accelerating state of art.
Extending the baseline theory proposed in Umemura (2016), to a hybrid turbulent spray LES formulation which includes both an Eulerian liquid jet core and Lagrangian droplets, the subgrid-scale (SGS) atomization characteristics are completely detailed in this study.
Load sharing stems from the social baseline theory -- the idea that humans are meant to be close to other humans -- in order to draw from these social resources, and to give each other support and strength to thrive and navigate through the world.
It describes, instead, an emotional and intellectual orientation: our ideas about the human mind, our relationship to certainty and doubt, our baselines theories about the simplicity or complexity of the world.
During the baseline phase, theory development focused on developing an 'initial rough program theory', i.e. an understanding of how the program is intended to work.
The study addresses areas identified as needing more research in the 2010 Cochrane review of audit and feedback, including measurement of baseline performance, theory based development of interventions, head to head comparison of different feedback designs, and large scale (262 general practices).
In the first part, all of the hospitals were divided into two groups by cluster-randomization according to their location (downtown or urban), grade (tertiary, secondary or primary) and properties (military or public) in order to avoid the bias due to their different baseline knowledge: (1) theory group and (2) technique group.
Furthermore, as the patients were already on either ACEIs or ARBs, it is possible, at least in theory, that baseline differences in physiology may have existed prior to initiation of treatment.
A secondary ITT analysis was conducted in a nested, closed cohort of children enrolled in the PRET trial at baseline, who were, in theory, eligible for all three repeated treatments (dependent on allocation of their community).
Wertheimer, Haksar, Lamond, and Oberdiek, for instance, seem to find no problem accepting that there is "justified coercion" — that is, acts which are coercive on a moralized theory of coercion (baseline or otherwise), yet which are ultimately justified by other considerations (Oberdiek 1976; Haksar 1976; Wertheimer 1987; and Lamond 2000 and 2001).
In theory, information on baseline risk is necessary to interpret RRR correctly, but such information had only little impact on the choices respondents made in this study.
