Rapid, small-scale, cost effective tests and protocols have been developed for comparative ranking of attributes relevant to leach performance, e.g. leach index (relative indication of leach performance), recovery, impurity deportment, reagent consumption and mineralogy of samples for their relative ranking.
The comparative importance of attributes is provided by the decision maker using a rating scale.
Thus, to sum up, firms with superior technological standing seem to attribute comparative advantages to new apprentices, as skills learned are frequently firm-specific to that plant and machinery and therefore require (lengthy) familiarisation.
The concept of Opportunity Cost and the Law of Comparative Advantage as attributed to nineteenth century English economist David Ricardo, is often associated with macro economics and international trade.
Two alternative scenarios, seeking for the sustainable tourist development of the Sterea Ellada Region, are structured that are built upon the availability of natural and cultural resources, while they also take into consideration the specific attributes and comparative advantages of the region as well as the policy guidelines set for the development of the tourist sector at the national level.
Rosenblum attributes the comparative success of French economic, diplomatic, and especially cultural ascendance over much of the Third World to France's imperial mission all along; that is, not so much to colonize as to civilize, "to bring out of a state of barbarism, to instruct in the arts of life and thus elevate in the scale of humanity". Our author does not propose his thesis ham-fistedly.
For a better evaluation of the significance of the attributes found, comparative qualitative approaches identifying attributes and levels for the same study would be necessary [ 25].
LCAs are used to make comparative assertions regarding the attributes of one product versus a similar, competing product, to determine the life cycle stage(s) contributing to human health and environmental impacts, or to determine the magnitude of impacts to various areas of concern (e.g., humans, environment, or natural resources).
Darwin's change from fossils to comparative anatomy has been attributed to his barnacle work [see discussion in Allmon (2016)].
For the relative advantages attribute, relevant comparative questions were identified, e.g. whether the CPOE system was easier and faster to manage than paper document.
These differences exceed those for the same parameters for ZZ subjects with and without COPD and suggest that the COPD disease state could confound conclusions drawn from comparative studies seeking to attribute phenotypes (elevated protease inhibitor levels) to genotypes (ZZ, ZS AAT deficiency).
