For one thing, the changes it prescribes require cooperation on a national scale, city officials said, because major food companies cannot be expected to alter their products for just the New York market.
The adaptive, probabilistic policy we have prescribed promotes reciprocative cooperation that improves both individual and group performance in the long run.
Also, if a player's opponent did not cooperate during one turn, most strategies prescribed noncooperation on the next turn, but a player with a "forgiving" strategy reverted rapidly to cooperation once its opponent started cooperating again.
Correction: September 12 , 2002 Thursday A picture caption in Science Times on Tuesday with an article about cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists misidentified a rancher at a prescribed fire.
A picture caption in Science Times on Tuesday with an article about cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists misidentified a rancher at a prescribed fire.
Cooperation with prescribing medical specialists who represent 'their' guideline is the next important barrier to deprescribing medication.
Chinese patients have limited rights, for example, in the choice of treatment, but the law also states obligations of the patients, e.g. cooperation with the doctor in diagnosis and treatment, paying for medical treatment, observing regulations prescribed by hospitals, etc.
10 Although these activities are typically undertaken in cooperation with a health care provider, self-management is more than just strict adherence to a prescribed behavioral regimen.
"In the spirit of cooperation, I advised the Red Sox I am willing to restructure my contract, but only within the guidelines prescribed by union officials," Rodriguez said.
