The article discusses the role of adaptation and self-interest in valuing health states and it also contributes rigorous empirical evidence to the scientific debate on the differences between the patient and general population preferences towards hypothetical health states.
The story Joe told himself was that he was adding value by contributing rigorous thought and analysis and bringing the best ideas to the table.
This study contributes a rigorous diagnostic assessment of state-of-the-art multiobjective evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) and highlights key advances that the water resources field can exploit to better discover the critical tradeoffs constraining our systems.
This systematic review contributes a rigorous and objective synthesis of the evidence for 'added benefits' to health from activities in natural environments and has identified research which has measured specific health/well-being outcomes in a number of different settings.
The protocol is applicable to all guidelines on palliative sedation, and the approach will contribute to rigorous and systematic comparison of international guidelines on any challenging topic such as this.
The research resources available through the collaboration between Monash University and EPHS have contributed to ongoing rigorous service evaluation and quality improvement are not commonly available to other rural health services.
Her amiable personality and rigorous research contributed to her growing popularity among home economics students and staff.
February 16, 1843 Danville, Vermont March 26 , 1932Detroit, Michigan Henry Martyn Leland, (born Feb. 16, 1843, Danville, Vt., U.S. died March 26 , 1932 Detroit) American engineer and manufacturer whose rigorous standards contributed to the development of the automobile.
Papers that provided mainly descriptive data offered few insights, while others that included thick description and rigorous analysis contributed more substantively to the themes.
This rigorous protocol contributed to the power of the study to detect change in PWV over the modest interval between measurement occasions.
