This discussion should help practitioners to better understand the possible methods that can be implemented and to design a user friendly and sustainable approach.
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Furthermore, we believe there is a clear need for more research to better understand the alternative methods for quantifying effectiveness, in terms of their advantages, limitations and assumptions.
Research has highlighted the importance of recognising the resilience and agency of refugees and the need to better understand the different methods of coping with traumatic events and new and challenging circumstances of displacement [ 15- 19].
To better understand the MIB method and other potential high order interface schemes, we propose an alternative interpolation formulation of the MIB method and show that the new formulation is essentially equivalent to the improved one.
The theoretical derivation of partial variances contributed by higher-order interactions and the calculation of their corresponding estimation errors in different sampling schemes can help us better understand the FAST method and provide a fundamental basis for FAST applications and further improvements.
To better understand the differences between the methods, we examine more closely the default behaviors of the four mapping methods used.
Although a limited number of laboratory and field investigations have demonstrated the potential promise of the EEOR method, further investigation is necessary to better understand the fundamentals of the method and the importance of different parameters/processes critical to the transport phenomena controlling the oil production.
The authors provide some basic definitions to better understand the ɛ-Constraint Method.
As the analysis will depend on the relative rather than the absolute values of weights, r is a useful measure to better understand the performance of the method.
