A major shortcoming of existing EISs is that their database schema and data content are predetermined, fixed, and hard-coded, which leads to predefined data analysis patterns.
They were created in the early 1980s, when Congress changed the way hospitals are reimbursed from a per-diem fee structure to a predetermined, fixed amount based on a patient's diagnosis.
Questionnaires for measuring the functional status of patients with low back pain (LBP) focus on disability and present responses for each question in a predetermined, fixed relationship between "can do/difficulties and pain".
Pays a predetermined fixed amount3 based on procedure received.
That is, we want to design linear feedback policy rules for the fiscal policy instruments available so that predetermined (fixed) desired sequences for the policy targets (GDP and public debt levels) are simultaneously tracked.
The above result is used in [36] to design power control schemes that maintain a predetermined fixed SINR target γ k tgt at each Receiver-k by enforcing γ ̲ k ( p ) ≥ γ k tgt for each user.
If you have to live with a rent escalation clause, try to negotiate a predetermined fixed increase; for example, a rent of $5,000 a month the first year that would only increase to $5,200 a month the second year and $5,400 a month the third year.
A decision threshold is a predetermined, fixed value of an analyte that, when exceeded, indicates that a critical decision needs to be made with respect to the patient's care.
Moreover, the spacing of the calls can be predetermined (fixed or jittered, with some variation in inter-call-interval) or interactive, where the next call is played when the subject turns its attention away from the calls.
Cost plus fixed fee: the construction company gets paid for all project-related costs plus a predetermined, fixed fee, regardless of the length of time required.
Provisional and final rates must be negotiated where neither predetermined nor fixed rates are appropriate.
