A four levels hierarchy composed of MBNQA main and sub-criteria and three alternatives are used.
First, the four levels hierarchy, comprising seven main criteria and 18 sub-criteria of MBNQA was established.
A two level hierarchy is employed in the design of networked control systems (NCSs) with bounded random transmission delay.
Objects stored in a Swift-based system are organized in a three level hierarchy.
As a main difference with Chord and others, Georoy does not use a flat node topology, but employs a two level hierarchy with two different kinds of nodes: Leaf Peers (LP) which share and request resources by querying their associated super peers and Super Peers (SP) which provide the distributed resource catalog and are used by LPs to publish and request resources.
Static balance on an eight level hierarchy scale, ankle strength, function, and participation were significantly better in the LiFE group than in controls.
TB infection control measures in HIV services is based on a three level hierarchy of controls, including administrative or workplace controls, environmental controls, and personal respiratory protection[ 2].
A mixed effects logistic regression model, with two level hierarchy (patient and individual GP) was fitted to the data including results from both the intervention and control group for both time periods.
Based on these computationally created annotations and literature searches, genes with significant changes or significant correlation were also manually categorised in a two level hierarchy of 'Class' and 'Extension'Extension
The paper then suggests three frameworks for helping people (and managers) recognise and deal with these times: a four level complexity hierarchy, scenarios, and the purposeful self-renewing organisation architecture.
