Nor is it to encourage companies to optimize point-in-time paper valuations, which have a lot of downside if they are not sustainable.
For the purpose of this paper, HRs rather than point-in-time failure probabilities will be used.
This paper traces the history of graduated licensing, starting about the point in time when Pat Waller's paper on the genesis of the concept ends, and examines the extent to which graduated licensing has produced reductions in collisions.
Comparison of data collected at one point in time by computer versus paper suggest that the method of collecting the information does not have a large effect on the data collected [ 19], although some differences are obtained.
Making the transition at a single point in time from pen and paper to an electronic system was the preferred approach, rather than trying to change gradually by operating two systems simultaneously, with clinicians reporting both frustration and confusion when asked to use both systems.
Hence, calibration plots per deciles of predicted risk and discrimination statistics at a single point in time as reported in this paper provide interesting but limited insights into the UKPDS-OM performance.
In addition, it is unlikely we would have been able to represent the whole range of scores in sufficient number in a flock of sheep at one point in time (as can be seen in the paper by [ 11]) and to run the study over time would again have introduced error.
"We didn't know how much food there was at a given location at a given point in time," says Kochi. "People were filling out paper forms, but those wouldn't get to the supply people in the capital in time.
This paper is entirely concerned with sampling at a fixed point in time.
However, as was shown by Homer's paper, what is reasonably believed to be anonymous at one point in time may not remain so in the future.
(At least at this point in time).
