75 Clinicians and policy makers face a dilemma of using an unlicensed but clinically effective and probably cost effective treatment compared with an expensive alternative with similar outcomes.
Designers or producers usually face the important dilemma of using the best sheathing board with regard to the height and location of a building.
His 1998 biography of Isaiah Berlin won accolades, and he was increasingly outspoken on matters of international policy particularly about the moral dilemma of using military force to preserve human rights.
Ergonomists and bioengineers, faced with the dilemma of using either complex but more accurate models on one hand or less accurate but simple models on the other hand, have thereby easy-to-use predictive equations that quantifies spinal loads and risk of injury under different occupational tasks of interest.
This leads to the dilemma of using measures of whooping cough collected in large prospective cohorts, which may rely on historic data or retrospectively self-reported history of whooping cough from a time when whooping cough was more common.
This returns to one of the central dilemmas of using cyber as an intermediate type of demonstration or provocation.
To solve this dilemma, let us use a simple example.
To address this design dilemma, instead of using the same LDPC code throughout the entire NAND flash memory lifetime, we propose to adaptively adjust the LDPC code parity check matrix column weight based upon the wear-out progress of the NAND flash memory.
I was particularly encouraged to see Secretary Clinton addressing the "dictator's dilemma", the difficulty of using the internet as a tool for economic growth and entertainment without enabling the internet for activist purposes.
When constructing surrogate models, time/cost constraints make the designer frequently face the dilemma of whether to use a small sample of data obtained from, for example, high fidelity/computationally expensive computer simulations, or, a large one but with low fidelity values.
