Finally, a Pareto-curve graph for evaluating the trade-offs between environmental impacts and economic feasibility is successfully investigated.
The study suggests the OPFC contributes to decision-making by evaluating the trade-off between small, immediate rewards and large, delayed rewards.
Nonetheless, the addition of any indoor site requires evaluating the trade-off between the coverage and capacity gain provided by the new site and its monetary cost.
Therefore, evaluating the trade-off between complex versus simple modeling of DIF may provide supporting evidence for the findings of these studies.
Additional parameters such as the impact of two iterations were omitted as the study was limited to evaluating the trade-off between detectability and quantification.
In the section, stability-predictability tradeoff (SPT) is used to provide a formal and automatic way of jointly evaluating the trade-off between stability and predictability, as in ref. [29].
Cuervo et al. [31] aim to optimize energy consumption of a mobile device by estimation and evaluating the trade-off between the energy consumed by local processing versus the transmission of code and data for cloud offloading.
In environmental life cycle assessment (ELCA) the results are put in environmental impact categories, (e.g. global warming, acidification and human toxicity), which can be used for exploring and evaluating the trade-offs between alternatives (Stranddorf et al. 2005).
The developed model is a suitable decision making tool when evaluating the trade-offs between investments, profits, and fossil CO2 emissions in small-scale CHP plant synthesis and operation.
Thus, evaluating the trade-off between the air pollutant reductions near the ground and the air pollutant increases on the roadway and elevated above the ground will be important in designing a sustainable transportation system.
Evaluating the trade-off hypothesis assumptions with plant parasites is economically more feasible and involves less ethical constraints than with most animal systems.
