ABS can provide an invaluable analysis through simulating clearly defined rationales, such as choose the shortest route between spatial points, choose the less congested route by evaluating "cost" of each route, and select between elevator, escalator, and stairs by comparing the waiting time.
In this paper, we will shortly highlight some of the aspects that COST Action 296 on Mitigation of Ionospheric Effects on Radio Systems (MIERS and International Reference Ionosphere IRIRI) have in common in an attempt to define science rationale for collaboration between these two international projects.
Below we briefly define the rationale behind the probability models used for each of the components of our model, including observation models (e.g. observation error in growth), process models (e.g. growth), and the priors for parameters.
We also define the rationale and purpose behind each component as they relate to the current PBI evidence gaps.
The goal was to define the rationale, structure, and objectives of a novel Children's Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe (CEHAPE; Ministers of Health and Environment in the European Region of the WHO 2004).
The biological significance of the findings was corroborated with gene expression data derived from tumour tissues to evntually define a rationale by which tumours embark on intriguing changes in metabolism that is of utility for an understanding of tumour growth.
This report summarizes the protocol and statistical analysis plan, which together define the rationale, trial eligibility criteria, analyses to be performed, and statistical methods that were agreed upon by members of the MTTC, without foreknowledge of the results of the component trials.
Decision theory is defined as the rationale underlying an agent's choices (i.e., an estate holder and a last will writer) in writing a last will for beneficiaries (principal) to minimize the agency problem.1 Weirich (1983) argued that a decision maker's options are usually translated into future actions.
Studies (l) and (l1) were the only trials in this group that clearly defined a preclinical rationale for dose selection in their manuscripts.
We assessed whether or not each paper reported the following components: a clearly defined research question, rationale for the study design, a well defined sampling strategy and clear description of data collection.
Therefore, it is not possible to give a well-defined rationale for using only one specific method.
