We reflect on the distinctiveness of the methods used, and their contributions to research in soft OR in community projects.
Those who maintain that beliefs about one's own mental states are especially secure, epistemically, typically account for this fact by citing the distinctiveness of the method used to determine our own mental states.
In addition to the distinctiveness of his method, focus, and insight, this willingness to grapple with the limits of self-mastery is one reason why Lacan has been taken as an innovative and amenable resource for some feminist theorists.
Consequently, in the case of our pre-processing method, obviously, distinctiveness has to be sacrificed for the gained invariance.
This might be attributed to the distinctiveness of the PCA method [83] and to the screening strategy, which involved a one-by-one matrix array where each bait-containing strain was individually mated to each prey-containing strain [4].
In addition, although quantitative methods for assessing distinctiveness for single data types have been developed (e.g., Crozier 1997; Petit et al. 1998; Bush and Adams 2007), and integrative approaches to setting conservation priorities have been proposed (e.g., Allendorf et al. 1997; Crandall et al. 2000), less attention has been paid to developing quantitative measures across data types.
What then of scientific method and the distinctiveness of the sciences, the main theme of the second programme?
The method of analyzing distinctiveness is, therefore, important.
We present a distinctiveness, relevance and plausibility (DRP) method for systematically evaluating potential experimental confounds.
Microsatellite loci support A. m. langei's genetic distinctiveness, but only with regional, ordination-based methods (DAPC), not with individual-based Bayesian clustering methods (STRUCTURE).
