According to the media, our employers, and even our economic model, success is about the numbers.
(In this model, success is defined as the tumor colony staying below a detectable size for at least 50 years).
Key ingredients underlying successful outcomes of collaborative mental health care models are not well understood, suggesting that a better understanding of mechanisms underlying model success is essential to guide further development and replication in diverse settings [ 35, 37].
In a linear model success is defined primarily in terms of outcome (i.e. the derivation of a care plan) rather than the quality of the process through which this is achieved.
The league's ire with a team that has won three Super Bowls in six years and that until last week was considered a model of success was obvious in the unprecedented severity of the punishment.
Model forecast success was evaluated using baseline-modified prime index of agreement (md) at the one, three, and five day predictions.
On one hand, the populist Binay, who could also boast his own 'Makati model' of success, was racked by corruption scandals.
As judged by the AIC, the best model for explaining the infection success was model Cops.m5 (Table 3), including family only, as a fixed variable.
Multitrait scaling analysis confirmed the fit of the four-dimensional model and scaling success was achieved in all four sub-scales.
The study also shows that "students identify more with a role model whose success in math is explained by hard work than with a role model whose success is explained as natural talent or whose success is not explained".
According to a study published in the medical journal, Psychology Women Quarterly "Both boys and girls may identify more with the role model whose success seems to be the most attainable--that is, the role model whose success is explained by efforts".
