In complex settings in a democratic society, relying primarily on technology to control human behavior has clear social and ethical limitations.
Areal characteristics (i.e., length-to-width and length-to-area ratios) of turbidite systems are generally similar as a result of sediment-gravity-flow processes and larger-scale autogenic behavior (e.g., channel avulsion, lobe switching, etc).; however, differences are common in tectonically complex settings as a result of receiving-basin geometry.
I worked closely with executives in a variety of complex settings.
In recognition of working in complex settings with inherent variability, measurement of data over time helps understand natural variation in a system, increase awareness of other factors influencing processes or outcomes, and understand the impact of an intervention.
GHESKIO's success is in great part because of its leadership and long-term commitment to global health that goes beyond simply offering cholera vaccination to most at-risk populations, but the institution continually seeking to offer integrated packages of care that make a notable impact in complex settings such as Haiti.
The l1- l2 regularization is an embedded feature selection technique that fulfills all the desirable properties of a variable selection algorithm and has the potential to generate a specific signature even in biologically complex settings.
Collection of cost, clinical and health related quality of life data in complex settings where a range of health services are provided is a resource intensive exercise.
Synthesizing the literature and drawing on ergonomic concepts, we present a sociotechnical model of interruptions in complex settings that motivates new directions in research and design.
Our platform provides a concise, plausible explanation for the regulation of miRNAs in such complex settings.
It has also raised important implications for the conduct of RCTs in complex settings, demonstrating that a trial protocol is contextually contingent and subject to interpretation and adaptation rather than being the fixed and immutable fulcrum on which the science is balanced.
