In short, any criterion or paradigm that helps us to make correct judgments or to act correctly can be a fa.
Our analyses were confounded by differences in research design from study to study, including subject selection criteria, deconditioning paradigm, physiological systems assessed, and dependent measures employed.
Reported in Table 3 are the average estimates of the parameters based on the maximum likelihood criterion and Bayesian paradigm.
Simulations are also used to demonstrate parameter estimation using both the maximum likelihood criterion and Bayesian paradigm.
In order to deal with these issues, the results of our research demonstrate that one way of mitigating the limitations of the AHP technique is to apply AHP through the MCS that characterizes the multi-criteria procedural rationality paradigm.
The Fund's six investment criteria are impact potential, paradigm shift potential, sustainable development potential, country ownership, efficiency and effectiveness, and the needs of the recipient.
Given that radioactivity was identified and named in 1896, three paradigms are identified and examined from 1896 to 2016 and the criteria for a 4th paradigm suggested for the period 2017 2056.
Water desalination continues to evolve to a currently mature stage that, similarly to all large human endeavors, must be planned, designed, and operated according to the quantitative holistic sustainability paradigm and criteria that are defined by the interrelated aspects of the environmental, economic, and social pillars of the endeavor.
Water desalination continues to evolve exponentially in magnitude and importance to a currently mature stage that, like all large human endeavors, must be planned, designed and operated according to the quantitative holistic sustainability paradigm and criteria that are defined by the interrelated aspects of the environmental, economic and social pillars of the endeavor.
They empirically tested this hypothesis by varying Type I response criteria in a memory paradigm, noting that Type II sensitivity should be systematically affected if Type I distributions are indeed directly translated into Type II distributions, a conclusion supported by their data (Higham et al., 2009; Experiment 3).
We develop a criterion to distinguish two dominant paradigms of international trade theory: homogeneous-goods perfectly competitive models, and differentiated-goods monopolistically competitive models.
