Estimators are grounded in the model, and the πi is not typically regarded as necessary ingredients for inference.
In the first phase, the IHT made plans to restructure hospital services grounded in a model of functional organization.
The design of this study is grounded in the Andersen model of health services utilization, which identifies environmental and patient characteristics that influence health-seeking behaviors [ 17, 18].
Sixth, as described above, DSME interventions are so heterogeneous that this specific community-based intervention grounded in an empowerment model may not be generalizable to other DSME programs.
Research in community psychology is grounded in a collaborative model in which the researcher works in partnership with the community to address its needs.
The definition of BS is controversial and grounded in a dimensional model whose boundaries are still unclear.
Extension has long been grounded in the diffusion model of agricultural development, in which technologies are passed from research scientists via extensionists to farmers (Rogers, 1962, 1983).
Dr. Waterman and her team previously designed and tested the Explore Transplant (ET) program [ 19], a program grounded in the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change (TTM) [ 31].
A discrete choice experiment grounded in ecosystem modeling reveals divers prefer reefs with greater ecological health (higher fish biomass, diversity, and charismatic species).
The EE approach is ultimately grounded in bioeconomic models of renewable resource management (Clark 1973, 1976, 1979).
If Henrich's model seeks to provide the Bass model with a "foundation in human psychology" (2001: 1006), it not only leaves the Bass model intact, but also just puts it on an equal footing with the Fisher-Pry model, which has been grounded in models of competition and substitution mechanisms (e.g., Porter et al. 1991; Morris and Pratt 2003).
