On this basis, we conclude that the ubiquitous term "scenario planning" is a misnomer and propose that other "scenario" terminologies might usefully be adopted that more precisely indicate the process and objectives of scenario interventions.
Further investigation of these early posterior effects in voluntary procedures might benefit from the use of designs that more precisely indicate the start of preparation.
In our current setup, we immediately transfer predicted errors to the real states, so the error states will always be zero or more precisely, they indicate zero error.
More precisely, we indicate it as a f ∗ function, that relates the rank of products with the rank of customers, where the rank i of a product p i (or j for customer c j ) stands for the fact that p i is the i th highest sold product (or c j is the j th customer with the largest volume of purchases).
More precisely, our results indicate that a key supplier's potential for value creation in customer's operations increases in relative importance as relationships move through the life cycle.
In addition, severing data should also be more precisely analyzed to indicate where severing occurs.
The Additional file 3: Table S3 indicates more precisely the genes characterizing each pathway for the three levels at all NP concentrations (1.5, 3.0, and 6.0 μg/cm), with their fold changes and p-values.
Thus, the score on a Mokken scale, for example psychological distress, is related to the severity of the psychological distress and, as the score is related to the hierarchy of items, it indicates more precisely the level of the underlying latent trait and, in this case, the level of risk for psychological distress as demonstrated for the General Health Questionnaire [ 7].
Yet the review is nearly silent as to how; more precisely, it does not indicate which programs should be abandoned because they are outdated.
Evidence like where on the truck blood was found — which could have indicated more precisely how the accident happened — was not collected.
