To address this conflict, Noorman and colleagues proposed a stakeholder workshop, inviting residents, business partners, and privacy-oriented civil society organisations (CSOs), to jointly reflect upon implicit values, biases and interests regarding the platform.
The research team jointly reflected on the conduct and content of interviews.
Magnetic field gradients used to provide diffusion weighting can be varied in their amplitude, duration and spacing, which are jointly reflected by a 'b' value.
This is why it is the time to jointly reflect on the personal and professional experiences that have changed us and contributed to our becoming what we are today".
Classes 1, 3 and 4 jointly reflect the peaks in the distribution seen around 0.7 and 1. Class 1 is the largest of the groups and has a mean EQ-5D of 0.68.
The bias in rates of two types of changes is then [ 34] (1) R i R j = 2 N μ i π i 2 N μ j π j = μ i μ j × π i π j That is, the relative rate of the two types of changes jointly reflects one factor representing the relative rate of introduction μi/μj (e.g., the bias in the first step of Figure 5 is μi/μj = 30) and a second factor representing the relative probability of fixation, πi/πj.
RRI expressly calls innovators and stakeholders to collectively reflect on the 'right impacts' and purposes of the innovation, and to jointly formulate its goals and directions.
Jointly, this yields the interest-parity condition reflecting the continental investment demand for bills of exchange, that is frac{L_{t}}{S_{t}^=left(1+i_{t}^right).
The fourteenth Sobor (held in 1970) is jointly known as the 1st All-American Council, reflecting the autocephalous status of the OCA.
