The most commonly expressed criteria, in order, regarding the diseases, were the likelihood of transmission, whether or not protective measures are available, and whether or not immunization is possible (66.7%, 65.2%, and 58.3%, respectively).
The proposed PP model enables a decision maker to consider multiple criteria (i.e., cost, customer service and intangible benefits) and to express criteria preferences not in a traditional form of weights, but in ranges of different degrees of desirability.
AHP expresses criteria in a hierarchical structure.
Melachrinoudis et al. (2005) propose a LPP model which enables a decision maker to consider multiple criteria (i.e., cost, customer service, and intangible benefits) and to express criteria preferences not in a traditional form of weights, but in ranges of different degrees of desirability.
Melachrinoudis et al. (2005) propose a LPP model that enables a decision maker to consider multiple criteria (i.e., cost, customer service and intangible benefits) and to express criteria preferences not in a traditional form of weights, but in ranges of different degrees of desirability.
One of the most interesting discussions driven by students revolved around what genes should be called "differentially expressed," the criteria that should be used to define "differentially expressed genes," and whether these criteria should be uniform for a group of scientists working on the same problem.
The object of the present work is the development and application of a totally general approach to optimal design of composite laminates where all the required properties for the laminate are explicitly expressed as criteria of the optimisation process.
The microarray analysis showed that in the cultured myotubes compared to the tissue biopsies 1260 transcripts, which correspond to 1216 nuclear genes, were differentially expressed (selection criteria: absolute fold-change value > 2 with a corrected p-value of p < 0.01).
In the included articles different terms are used to describe the concept of VSED, but they all have the same meaning and clearly express criteria that distinguish VSED from other forms of forgoing life-sustaining measures in palliative care (e.g. medical treatment) and assisted suicide.
Criteria related to comorbidity, treatment, and pregnancy were mainly expressed as exclusion criteria, whereas criteria on type or severity of illness, personal characteristics, and diagnostic procedures were mostly inclusion criteria.
The proposed ontological interpretations transform first-order and monadic second-order logic formulas expressing design criteria into equivalent local and global graph requirements.
