While A4R is a dominant framework in the literature on health prioritisation, it is not without its challenges or critics.
Goniocorella dumosa is mostly found in the southern hemisphere and is a dominant framework-former in New Zealand waters [10].
In contrast to what Montello (1998) termed the dominant framework, he proposed an alternative framework in which individuals continuously acquire all three forms of knowledge from the beginning of a single episode traveling in an environment, without the need to pass from one stage to another.
Both the routine consideration of individual characteristics, values and preferences, and explicitly asking about preference for involvement are key steps in models of SDM, the dominant framework for collaborative treatment decision making [ 28, 29, 37].
It is prevalent that the Pareto-based dominant framework is inefficient in non-dominated sorting because the performance sharply deteriorates when there are numerous weak dominance relations.
Unfortunately, "Just Say No" has been slowly replaced by "medical marijuana" as the dominant framework in public policy debate.
"The dominant framework has been about a neoliberal approach and it has failed over and over again," Ashley Dawson, author of the book "Extreme Cities: The Peril and Promise of Urban Life in the Age of Climate Change," told HuffPost.
Two accounts have been proposed to explain the process of acquiring spatial knowledge in new environments (microgenesis) from direct experience, without symbolic sources: the "dominant framework" proposed by Siegel and White (1975) and an "alternative framework" proposed by Montello (1998).
In contrast, in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, the other insect model ubiquitously used in this research field [9] [11], aversive learning has been the dominant framework.
Civilized society tends to divide into a dominant culture and various subcultures that flourish within the dominant framework.
