This seems compelling reason to think that Schnorr randomness is not conceptually adequate.
Some critics have argued that such interpersonal utility comparisons are impossible, even in theory, because even if the already significant challenge of combining all the diverse goods into a single index of 'utility' could be met for an individual, there is no conceptually adequate way of calibrating such a measure among individuals (see Elster 1991).
Conceptually, recommended, adequate and inadequate treatment correspond to "no error," "minor error" and "major error," respectively [ 20].
The review of some of the conceptual perspectives in disaster risk management and risk science reveals the challenges of analyzing the long-term effects of post-disaster measures in a conceptually and practically adequate manner.
To reduce, translate, and adapt transculturally, the short version of the PCAT questionnaire for users (PCAT Customer client version), in order to achieve an abbreviated version of the original instrument in Catalan and Castilian that is conceptually similar to the English original, culturally adequate and viable for use among the Spanish population, and useful for inclusion in the health surveys.
The sample size required adequate power (80%) to detect conceptually important differences (0.8 standard deviation) in the health outcomes of different respondent groups within a multivariate analysis with a significance level of 5% with the size of the smallest sub-group of respondents at 5% [ 11].
The sample size required adequate power (80%) to detect conceptually important differences (0.8 standard deviation) in the health outcomes of different respondent groups within a multivariate analysis with a significance level of 5% with the size of the 'rarest' sub-group of respondents at 5% [ 11].
Since referral of patients to resources outside the ED for non-emergent needs is a central tenet of emergency practice, this program should be conceptually compatible to emergency physicians if resources are adequate.
A measure was considered to have adequate cross-cultural adaptation if a conceptually and linguistically equivalent version of the original form confirmed the reliability and validity reflected in the original measure [ 18].
Implications for future research and practice concern adequate research designs to detect nonlinear relationships; conceptually and methodologically homogeneous studies; differentiated analyses with regard to age, gender, and other characteristics; and greater integration of longitudinal correlational research with (quasi- experimental intervention studies.
An adequate technical design is required to achieve a conceptually generic model, that is relatively easy to use, maintain and extend.
