They often argue this by appealing to the authority of Wittgenstein, who famously complains (The Blue and Brown Books, 20) that "When Socrates asks the question, 'What is knowledge?', he does not regard it even as a preliminary answer to enumerate cases of knowledge".
There are two main methods to identify cases for prevalence estimation: clinical studies that enumerate cases in the health system (including local or national case-registries) and population surveys.
Enumerate case counts for each Census unit using the imputed complete data sets.
The main strengths of this study are its large size, use of high-validity registry data to ascertain diagnoses, use of prospectively-recorded exposure information, and lack of selection in enumerating cases and controls.
2. Given an acyclic graph G for which the Causal Markov Condition applies, irreducible statistical dependency between variables A, B as defined in [ 20] exists only if a causal edge exists in G between A, B. This is best demonstrated by enumerating cases.
However, lack of serological testing to differentiate hepatitis types has resulted in official statistics that have generally enumerated cases of AVH with typing of hepatitis A and hepatitis B only, and reporting of HCV, HDV, and HEV infections has not been routine.
This algorithm yields, for each strategy and Census unit (block group, tract, and county), a distribution of 1000 imputed enumerated case counts.
We enumerate the cases of the Noor iteration method during the proof of our next result.
We examined injury syndrome volume and patterns with the goal of determining whether ED SS can be used to enumerate incident cases and identify aberrations from expected trends and patterns by time, person, and place characteristics compared to SPARCS.
Mr. Blumenthal's article enumerated six cases in which Mr. Bronner had written about, or at least mentioned, Lone Star clients.
What the prosecutor had asked for, after enumerating the cases of murder, attempted murder, and sexual assault, was three life sentences without the possibility of parole, to be served consecutively, plus two hundred and ninety-five years — a sentence that sounded as if it required something beyond longevity, in the direction of reincarnation.
