A History Lesson "In the past, beauty ideals expressed through art were romanticized and not expected to be attainable," Dr. James Claiborn and Cherry Pedrick note in their comprehensive book on body image disorders ("The BDD Workbook: Overcome Body Dysmorphic Disorder and End Body Image Obsessions," recently published by New Harbinger Publications, $18.95).
As expected, the maximum attainable value differed between models, i.e. the maximum utility (OLS: 0.90; Tobit: 1.00; CLAD: 1.00).
For example, without screening, a threshold of 50% cancer reduction (dashed red line) was expected to be attainable with vaccination alone only at vaccination coverage rates exceeding 80% and vaccine efficacy of 100%.
To assess a program impact theory, evaluators can conduct observations that will provide a reality check of the theory and assess if expected outcomes are realistically attainable.
But in the States, she began to see that the life she expected was perhaps not so attainable.
The highest attainable photocurrent is expected in the cell indexed [6,1] with a value of ∼27 mA cm 2.
The particular dose of ethanol was chosen to reflect levels within ranges attainable during episodes in chronic alcoholics (Adachi et al., 1991), and is expected to reflect levels attained by a fetus following prenatal exposure (Gottesfeld et al., 1990).
As might be expected, the resource requirements and health gains attainable with screening were highly dependent on estimates of uptake.
In this formula, E is the expected value, pi are the probabilities of attaining each value, and ai are the attainable values.
Selecting a pilot project involves evaluating the expected uncertainty reduction and the value of information (VOI) attainable from a set of plausible pilot projects.
