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Bellinger (2002) suggests that scores on infant neurodevelopmental measures can be understood in a manner analogous to the neonatologist's interpretation of birth weight.

The Kullback-Leibler's measure can be understood like a comparison criterion between two distributions.

Readability scores indicated the measure can be understood by the average 11 to 12 year-old.

In the context of the current research, such an entropic measure can be understood as a measure differentiating curves of different patterns in the following way.

In this section, we derive two classes of entropy measures and one class of divergence measures which can be understood as new goodness-of-fit quantities such those discussed by Seghouane and Amari (2007).

Dichotomized measures such as response can be understood more intuitively than mean values and are specifically endorsed by the European Medicines Agency http://www.ema.europa.eu/htms/human/ich/ichefficacy.htm.htm

We show how several experimentally measured short term plasticity phenomena can be understood as near-optimal solutions to this adaptation problem.

However, it shows that a start has been made at researching how DMC in depression can be understood, measured and supported.

These variables can be understood as measures of quantitative experience.

The slopes (f'_{g }) and (f'_{{{x}} }) can be understood as measures of the strength of the homeostatic response to deviations from the target firing rate, and the second derivatives (f"_{g }) and (f"_{{{x}} }) can be understood as measures of the asymmetry of this response for upward and downward rate deflections.

These studies have largely been in reference to tobacco dependence, where evidence that craving can be understood in measures of economic value has been obliquely supported by several laboratory studies using craving-related manipulations (e.g., enforced abstinence) that resulted in increases in the relative value of smoking [ 28- 30].