System requirement analyzed each interdependent measure in the real world of complexity by using BPMN 2.0.
Importantly, since the HBV DNA levels change over time and the two measurements of HBV DNA levels in the same patient are interdependent, repeated measures analysis was performed using a generalized estimating equations (GEEs) method to adjust for this.
A 'probability-conditional expected utility' matrix is introduced to reflect the propagation impact of interdependent risks on all performance measures identified.
Remediation of areas affected by radioactive contamination after radiation accidents and incidents is an interdependent combination of different recovery measures to mitigate the adverse effects of the release of radioactive materials into the human environment.
Note that these measures are somewhat interdependent: a fish with a long latency cannot have spent much time schooling.
Second, the interaction is measured by the interdependent operation of the gene and environment in causing disease.
Thus, in the short term the two measures may be partly interdependent.
But we're in a horizontal, relational, interdependent world, so we need to measure the "how" because if you don't start to measure how things get done, which is are you living your values, are you connecting deeply with customers, then you're going to stay in the "how much" world.
Since most leaders remain comfortable managing only what they can measure, in a more interdependent world it has become important to develop a new framework for analyzing, and an independently confirmable method for measuring, how organizations operate and relate to society, how their people behave and make decisions.
In particular, the framework hypothesizes that differences in terms of access to cultural mindsets (e.g., access to interdependent versus independent self) can be measured up front and used to tailor decision aids.
