This general phenomenon that boundedly rational behaviour can be made to look fully rational by broadening the scope of the choice problem to which it is seen as a response has led some commentators to suggest that models of optimal decision making are adequate for social scientific purposes as long as the environment in which an agent chooses is always described "comprehensively".
This part will be described comprehensively in the next section.
In addition, the typically defined flexibility services, i.e. FSOP, FSOU, FSOR, FSOC, FSOM, FSVS and FSVV, are categorized and described comprehensively with a quantitative sample.
The original formulations of quantitative glucose uptake measurements using radioactive uptake assays were described comprehensively 35 years ago in the seminal work of Sokoloff et al. [7].
These equality indices, their properties, their computation, their application, and their connections to the mean-variance approach – are explored and described comprehensively.
The Chiari malformation is a structural defect in the cerebellum, which is described comprehensively at a clinical level, but its repercussions are not fully understood in the development and learning processes.
PLA2 implications in AD have been described comprehensively elsewhere [ 29].
The first dictionary-based classifier was 'EAGL': it is described comprehensively in (16).
The studies were required to be described comprehensively with clear description of the methods used, criteria selection, weighting, and scoring.
