Promising approaches to the expansion of these studies on the basic interplay between topology and dynamics to general signaling network structures include more abstract representations like those used in [14] and [15], because they allow for a systematic evaluation of theoretically possible alternative network designs and thus to arrive at theoretical statements of general validity.
While laboratory evaluations appear theoretically feasible, see for example the ideas in appendix 4 of Makarieva et al. (2013), in practice it is technically demanding to separate the effects of temperature, buoyancy and molecular densities in an enclosed apparatus (e.g., Bunyard 2014; Bunyard et al. 2017).
Evaluating complex interventions involves determining both whether and how they work; such evaluations are theoretically and practically complex.
With the use of a theoretical model as a base for our hypothesis the evaluation of processes theoretically underlying the (in effectiveness of our trial will be allowed as well.
In this paper, we describe the design and evaluation of a theoretically driven cognitive support system (CSS) that assists psychiatrists in their interpretation of clinical cases.
The direct experimental evaluation of the theoretically predicted atomic displacements was performed for the first time through the refined X-ray structural analysis of polydiacetylene single crystal under the application of tensile stress.
In this work, we addressed the evaluation problem, both theoretically and empirically, by considering function prediction within a structured-output learning framework.
For evaluation of a theoretically lower rate of port-site hernias after TVC, the sample size of our study is too small as well and a follow-up of several years is required.
Despite growing use of simulated modalities and positive evaluations, relatively few simulation studies have used a theoretically driven evaluation within which intended outcomes can be framed.
In this paper, the theoretical validation of a place-based ICM implementation model developed for South Africa's sector-based governance system is undertaken using predefined theoretically based evaluation criteria derived from such uniformities.
