Combinations of modalities have been evaluated and often demonstrate improved prediction of outcomes over individual modalities alone [ 7, 6, 10, 88, 89].
Ockham's insistence that the interior act alone is subject to moral appraisal leads him to pack as much as he can into the act of will to be evaluated, and Chatton often criticized this strategy as disingenuous.
When there appears to be no single obvious and acceptable 'right' way to do something, ethics provides a means of evaluating and choosing between different, often competing options.
However, the potential for evaluating and testing these approaches is often limited due to the lack of sufficient long-term data on ecosystems and environmental change [ 13].
However, it has been noted previously that routine evaluation frameworks and policies are frequently not clearly articulated up front ; rather, decisions on what to evaluate, and when, are often made ad hoc and evaluation requirements vary between funding organizations (Kebede et al. 2012).
Without in situ validation data, the absolute magnitudes of plant productivity is difficult to evaluate, and focus is often on interannual variability related to climatic drivers [41,62].
APPR stipulates how teachers and administrators will be evaluated, and it is often tied to high-stakes testing.
More recently, psychoanalytic critics have examined Hamlet's unconscious desires, and feminist critics have re-evaluated and rehabilitated the often maligned characters of Ophelia and Gertrude.
Without in situ validation data, the absolute magnitudes of plant productivity is difficult to evaluate, and focus is often on interannual variability related to climatic drivers [ 41, 62].
Lack of both financial and human capacity is often cited as a reason not to evaluate, and an emphasis is often placed on evaluation of overseas impact.
However, the existing structures are fragmented, local and often not evaluated, and resources for implementation of programs shown to be effective are limited [ 8].
