In addition, measures on a single point in time evaluate scores against norm reference standards and their clinical sensitivity/specificity is inherently limited by the heterogeneity of the populations within which they are employed.
The temporal extension of each described uncertainty and the amount of uncertainty at each point in time were evaluated by both researchers together based on the interviews, which specifically addressed these issues, and the amount of focus in radio transmissions.
Rather than comparing forest fragments to continuous forest at a single point in time, we evaluated the effects of fragmentation on changes in species richness through time, focusing on three main questions: Does habitat fragmentation reduce species richness, and do changes persist over time?
Note that while most types of capability analysis require interpersonal comparisons, one could also use the capability approach to evaluate the well-being or well-being freedom of one person at one point in time (e.g., evaluate her situation against a capability-yardstick), or to evaluate the changes in her well-being or well-being freedom over time.
Tarullo said stress tests, more than point in time capital requirements, can evaluate the ability of banks to absorb losses in major economic downturns, while still remaining viable financial intermediaries.
In all of the cases, the differences between two points in time (phases) were evaluated.
Finally, as we assessed HbA1c levels at a single point in time, we were unable to evaluate longitudinal changes in glycaemic levels across racial/ethnic subgroups.
As most previous studies of super-shedders have evaluated a single point in time, it is also possible that many cattle are super-shedders for only a brief period.
Traditional MCDA assumes that all criteria are evaluated at the same point in time.
This provides a benchmark phenotypic evaluation of modern maize hybrids for factors contributing to yield improvement and can be used to evaluate progress at any point in time.
