For example, BUPLAS used for recruitment (the 'weak' form) is characterized by drawing on recruiter rater inferences and predictions for employment success through assessing on a phone interview; whereas BUPLAS for appraisal and coaching feedback (the 'strong' form), used by subject matter experts, is characterised by assessing direct observations of live or recorded authentic call exchanges.
In the fourth and fifth stages, rule following gives way to expert judgments, characterised by rapid, intuitive reasoning informed by imagination, common sense, and judiciously selected research evidence and other rules.
A criticism of these prediction models is that they were developed and validated by experts in characterising adnexal pathology (Timmerman, 2004; Timmerman et al, 2005; Timmerman et al, 2008; Timmerman et al, 2010a; Timmerman et al, 2010b; Van Holsbeke et al, 2012).
The randomization scheme is balanced (1 1) and stratified by centre and intubator status, characterised as expert or non-expert.
However, risk communication has long been dominated by 'top-down' technocratic approaches that can be characterised as expert to public monologues.
However, only 25 of the 62 papers characterised by our expert panel as being a 'major addition to knowledge' or a 'landmark' paper were identified by the Faculty of 1000.
Haematoxylin and eosin stained sections from the TMA's were characterised by two expert histopathologists and in the case of adenocarcinoma samples, were determined to contain a large proportion of tumour cells.
While most tax experts agree that tax havens are characterised by secrecy and low taxes, few have attempted to identify them.
Characterised by entomologists as expert tourists, bedbugs cling to clothes, shoes and luggage until they reach a warm crevice, usually a mattress, where they can launch nightly attacks on sleeping hosts.
It is an iterative process which supports the development of expert consensus on a particular topic and is characterised by several aspects: anonymity, multiple iterations of a similar survey tool, feedback between rounds and statistical assessment of consensus scoring [ 6- 9].
