Medina, the creator of the regularization plan, considers it a success.
(Also, the 88 Plan considers only players who are vested under the league's pension plan, meaning that those who served less than three or four seasons are never eligible).
The plan considers biological, social and economic goals and assigns a responsibility for increased data collection to the resource users.
The overall data collection and analysis plan considers how the experimental factors, both controlled and uncontrolled, fit together into a model that will meet the specific objectives of the experiment and satisfy the practical constraints of time and money.
The plan considers, but does not name, 13 different locations in the U.S., including seven existing prison facilities in Colorado, South Carolina and Kansas, as well as six other locations at current correctional facilities on state, federal or military sites in several states.
The plan considers, among others, the Multisectoral Operating Strategy, which represents its translation into the specific actions to be developed by each institution before the probable emergency of a new pandemic [ 5, 6].
