By means of three design principles (the sociotechnical criterion, the principle of minimal critical specification and the principle of joint optimization of the technical and social system), STS as a design theory is related to four organizational performance indicators (price, quality, flexibility and innovation).
What criteria, principles, approaches, and tools should be applied?
This article examines some of the most important criteria – principles, rules, guidelines – for planning and conducting scientific research.
Energy flux criteria (principles) were developed to estimate the functional activities of biosystems at the population, community and ecosystem levels.
In fact, the understanding of biological evolution requires not only basic scientific knowledge about the organization of living beings but also a good mastery of the concept of species, classification criteria, principles of genetics, and also of the nature of science, as noted by Nadelson (2009).
SSM: State Space Model; DBN: Dynamic Bayesian Networks; GRNs: Gene regulatory networks; BIC: Bayesian Information Criterion; PCA: Principle Component Analysis; PBN: Probability Boolean Network.
Panel members were also concerned that although they may agree with a criterion in principle, they found that it did not fit with standard clinical practice or other influences.
Data recorded on the farms were processed using the software program of the Welfare Quality® scoring system [ 14], computing the criterion and principle scores and finally classifying the farms in a welfare category: not classified, acceptable, enhanced or excellent [ 13].
This method compares anthropogenic and natural flows according to the following sustainability criteria [17]: Principle 1: Anthropogenic mass flows must not alter global material cycles and; Principle 2: Anthropogenic mass flows must not alter the quality of local environmental compartments.
The descriptive statistical indicators were determined for the assessed measures and for the welfare criteria and principle scores.
