The ability of multivalued logics to represent graded preferences allows us to formulate tradeoffs in the combination.
Athletes were only considered for nomination by British Weight Lifting to the BOA selection panel if they hit the specified Olympic Qualifying A standard twice or B standard once in the same weight category, with those reaching the A grade given preference.
It is an interactive tool through which users can listen to the audio files and express their assessment grade or preference according to the evaluation method in usage.
Adjuvant chemotherapy was used depending the FIGO stage, grade, patient preference and physician discretion.
In the past, selection of adjuvant chemotherapy for ER-positive cancers was based on tumor size, nodal status, histologic grade, patient preference, and comorbid illnesses.
Besides, they determined the protein expression level of BMP4 in an independent cohort of 77 glioma patients by immunohistochemistry (IHC), further demonstrating that BMP4 showed a low grade glioma preference both at the mRNA and protein level.
The results of the post hoc test reveals that there is no significant difference between the DWD method and HIF2-S method, while both grades in preference are significantly higher than the hidden reference.
The bulk of the policies applied to doctors and nurses, and all included one or more of the following incentives: licence to practice (in both public and private sectors), graded salaries, preference for post-graduate training, scholarships, career advancement, housing, child education, and medical assistance [ 51].
This might reflect a paradigm shift in the grading of preferences since more convenient and less toxic options for cART became available within the last decade.
The main key is to recommend useful and interesting educational resources for distance learners, based on their activities (such as sequential patterns, pages visited, test results and grades), experiences, preferences, learning objectives and other significant attributes.
