Thus, in contrast to the prescriptive strategy, the proposed procedure for determining the optimal design load and reliability would be meaningful and applicable to design of offshore structures.
However, in contrast to the prescriptive models, Proposers most commonly offer an even split (i.e. $2.50 to each player in our $5 pot example), and Responders often reject proposals of less than 20% of the total amount (for a summary of recent research see [ 5]), thus indicating a desire to value equity over monetary reward in some circumstances.
(Male GP, Hordaland) In contrast to the scepticism towards proscriptive (regulatory) guidelines from health authorities or the prescriptive (innovative) guidelines from the pharmaceutical industry, guidelines developed by general practitioners were unanimously trusted.
Within FGDs, in contrast to expert IDIs, discussion around the theme of social relationships revealed quite prescriptive marital and filial relationships, with clear expectations around roles, and pleasure found for the elderly in the successful lives of their children and in their sense of connectedness to their communities and ancestors.
These impressive results stand in contrast to case management in which nurses do not have prescriptive authority (7).
In contrast to studies that tackle individual risk factors in isolation with highly prescriptive interventions, in this trial we opted for an ecologically valid approach, aiming to bring about sustainable behaviour change within a real-world, everyday context tailored to the needs and circumstances of older people in a rural community.
Plans for agricultural lands rely on outcome-based standards to treat pollution, in contrast with the prescriptive policy approaches for federal, state, and private forest lands, which set specific standards with the intent of preventing pollution.
In contrast, the lack of prescriptive analytics is evident from the results.
Data entry in this step is limited to the Prescriptive priority and Current priority fields.
The use of "correct" in the DR refers to norms that are not committed to the prescriptive readings of "ought" or "should" (Shah and Velleman 2005).
