To this end, the outcome of the PET is considered together with the result of the decision model within predetermined rules (see Rules for the decision model below).
You can either have a fixed amount of tokens in circulation or have a fluctuating amount based on predetermined rules.
It consists of just one track lasting 56 minutes that is composed in the generative style also used, for example, on the soundtrack for the video game No Man's Sky where a computer is programmed to compose music based on a set of predetermined rules.
In the critical care setting, stopping for futility means that independent review committees have elected to stop the trial early – based on predetermined rules – since the likelihood of finding a treatment effect is low.
Basically, a substitution cipher involves substituting one letter for another letter, according to some predetermined rule.
Costas codes are similar to stepped-frequency waveforms, except that the frequencies for the subpulse are selected in a random fashion, according to some predetermined rule or logic.
Second, among schoolchildren whose parents gave written consent, classroom teachers chose 4 children (2 boys, 2 girls) per class using a predetermined rule.
A recent prospective study of patients with predominant grade 1 or 2, mammographic extent less than or equal to 2.5 cm treated with wide excision alone and either having final margins ≥ 1 cm, or a re-excision without residual DCIS, and who were not permitted adjuvant Tamoxifen had to close accrual due to meeting predetermined stopping rules for number of local recurrences [ 21].
This contrasts with a view of ethical theory and discourse as imposed on situations as a derivation from some predetermined abstract rule or principle.
Given the initial mRNA state (which is usually an empty mRNA, i.e., x i = 0, i ∈ I c ), the rate law (1) with the predetermined update rule defines completely the ribosome dynamics in Figure 1, thus yielding a complete definition of the codon-based (stochastic) model for mRNA translation.
