In theory, by offering a seamless global service (with a combined frequent-flier scheme) an airline can still hope to lock its dream passenger, the executive flying first-class, into one ticket all the way around the world.In practice, alliances are fiddly things that often help neither consumers nor airlines.
This combination also gave high predictive values, as did combining frequent wheeze with a doctor's diagnosis.
The association rule sets are then obtained by combining frequent itemsets (step 3) as the support-confidence framework [45].
This work combines frequent online measurements (oxygen uptake rate) with infrequent offline measurements (biomass) to estimate the specific growth rate, biomass, and the oxygen transfer coefficient (kLa) online.
In this exploratory study, we present a cumulative assessment program which combines frequent testing, repetition of content and compensation among tests in order to stimulate students' study effort.
Our cumulative assessment program is well-grounded in theory and combines frequent testing, repetition of content and compensation among tests [ 5, 12, 15, 19, 27].
Intense treatment, combining frequent counseling by the family physician and a dietitian with medications (group A), resulted in the best weight reduction and lipid profile improvement in the short period of this study, as was reported earlier in special weight reduction clinics [ 25- 27] The effectiveness of interventions in primary care setting are controversial [ 28- 30].
The two airlines also agreed to extend their marketing alliance, under which they coordinate schedules and combine frequent-flier programs, until 2025.
There are few obvious efficiencies to be gained from joining two already tightly-run operations, beyond trimming some overheads and combining frequent-visitor schemes.
