This work presents a new proof of the recent characterization theorem for generalized Young measures generated by sequences in BV by Kristensen and Rindler (2010) [14].
However, both measures generated widely different health utility scores for the same patient groups, for example, the mean utilities for severe pain (EQ-5D 0.33 vs SF-6D 0.58).
Performance measures are generated for each scenario including maps of volume-to-capacity ratios, geographic contours of evacuation time from the center of the region, and link-specific metrics such as weighted average speed and traffic volume.
Relative accessibility measures are generated for five time periods based on a) constant transit service and number of jobs (constant); b) variable transit service and constant number of jobs (static) and c) variable transit service and variable number of jobs available (dynamic).
Summary force and liking measures were generated for each image category for each subject.
From these multiple sources, a pool of potential PRO measures was generated for consideration.
Next, descriptive measures were generated for the main variables involved in the study.
Alternate measures were generated for days on which drinking data were not obtained after naltrexone was administered.
Summary measures were generated for both weather and death counts (all deaths and deaths among older people).
Descriptive statistics for comfort, utility and behavioral intention measures were generated for the overall sample and by gender and weight status.
