In this study, we have proposed a criterion to quantify forgiveness; illustrated the criterion for a theoretical example and evaluated the forgiveness of a motivating example, namely warfarin.
We predicted treatment effects for individual patients based on data from randomised trials, taking rosuvastatin treatment in primary prevention of cardiovascular disease as an example, and evaluated the net benefit of making treatment decisions for individual patients based on predicted absolute treatment effect.
We demonstrate all the above strategies with illustrative examples and evaluate their performance.
We demonstrate our approach with example models, and evaluate it with a user study.
We formulate essential features of this novel problem, solve several numerical example problems and evaluate solution performance.
I will use this example to illustrate and evaluate the role of evaporation and condensation (for more information see Makarieva et al. 2014).
These indicators have been used, for example, to monitor and evaluate the quality of aging pH standards.
Suggestions: It would have been more useful to start with ChIP-seq datasets for TFs that have known motifs (derived from protein-binding microarray data, for example), and then evaluate the web tools on their ability to recover the known motifs.
Objectives To predict treatment effects for individual patients based on data from randomised trials, taking rosuvastatin treatment in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease as an example, and to evaluate the net benefit of making treatment decisions for individual patients based on a predicted absolute treatment effect.
Analyzing theoretical underpinnings of urban and environmental sustainability, the compact city model has been used to illustrate and evaluate an example of vernacular architecture and organic urban design as a climatic response in desert cities of Iran.
