Any value assigned to an option is a guess; the real worth of a chance to buy a stock four years from now at, say, $10 a share depends on the trading price of that stock in four years.
In sum, the choice of method depends on the trade-off between the burden for participants and possibilities for analyses.
The sign and magnitude of the change in education with a change in remittances is ambiguous, as it depends on the trade-off between the benefits of education and the household's consumption.
The threshold for selecting whether or not to use the rate-1 RSC code depends on the trade-off due to LLR correlation: the block interleaver aims to keep the source correlation, while the LLR correlation causes negative impact on the iterative decoding.
The number of the deployed OMRGs within a network depends on the trade-off between cost and robustness, as the more devices of this type are available, the more robust the network is but at the same time deployment and maintenance cost increase.
The choice of the interpolation kernels depends on the trade-off between choosing large kernels to account for the spatial extent of the hemodynamic sources, and small kernels, to avoid mixing sources from different anatomical structures.
This finding should not discount the role of direct evolutionary rescue, and we note that the relative importance of indirect versus direct rescue depends on the trade-off associated with the predator's increase in growth rate.
Also, calculating the variance of prevalences depends on the trade-off between the gain obtained in the within variability (due to the increased size) and the loss that occurs after adding the multiple imputations's between variability.
Using Equations 1 and 2, we quantitatively determine a phase diagram that specifies how a drug interaction depends on the trade-offs between inducible benefit (described by the parameters Kind and βmax), the cost of inducer (KS), and the steepness of the antibiotic dose-response curve (n).
