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Taking another more intuitive approach we used the clinical parameters identified by logistic regression to generate a clinical score that could easily be implemented and interpreted to identify subjects with dengue fever.
These issues were addressed in June 2001 at the WTO Ministerial Conference in Doha, Qatar, when WTO ministers confirmed that the TRIPS agreement should be implemented and interpreted in a way that supports public health and promotes access to medicines.
"It's the classic case of the devil being in the details" of how the law is implemented and interpreted by the courts, says Robin Rasor, AUTM's president and director of licensing at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Important in this context is how the origin and theory of an ecosystem-based management is implemented and interpreted, and to what extent this is manifested through policies, strategies and legal frameworks.
Bayesian methods have the advantage of embodying and yielding parameter distributions rather than using point-estimates; the balance of the data is unimportant, multiple methods can be compared simultaneously in a single analysis, they are readily implemented and interpreted; and, they are easily generalised to more complex study designs and hierarchies [ 12- 14].
While comparatively crude and unsuitable for extrapolation, even simple polynomials of modestly high-order provide a reasonable qualitative description of the dependence as well as being easily implemented and interpreted.
These concerns reflected general agreement that an LTC PROM would be valuable if implemented and interpreted carefully.
Any HEPA sporting program to be implemented must be interpreted and implemented by the representatives of the sports club, which are mainly volunteers and whose main focus is on providing sports activities and organizing sports competitions [ 32, 33].
The current study contributes further towards standardised methodologies that can be implemented when results are interpreted from trace detection situations.
