Rawls imagines that the process of comparing principles with our considered judgments will lead us to go back and forth, sometimes modifying our principles and sometimes our considered moral judgements until the principles match, fit, or are in line with our considered moral judgements and consistency is achieved.
These principles match those promoted by the English Department of Health in its guide to training the social care and health workforce [ 32], but the skill set differs in its use of the dementia disease trajectory as an organising principle applying case management competencies.
Most of these results are obtained via applying control theory methods (Pontryagin maximum principle), matching methods, and topological degree methods etc.
Palace made contact with the Merseyside club once again on Monday and subsequently tabled an offer which, in principle, matched Liverpool's valuation of the Belgium international forward.
The SRM principle matches model complexity to the available data through controlling the tradeoff between complexity of the model and quality of fitting the data.
Of the remaining seven principles, research of the impact of these principles includes: matching treatment to client needs (2) (range of effect size of.11 to.38), attending to multiple needs (4) (.01 to.04), remaining in treatment (5) (.00 to.03, ns), treatment plan reassessment (8) (.05 to.46), drug testing during treatment (12) (-.05-.13, ns), and counseling to reduce HIV (13) (.002 to.002).002
Apply the same principles when matching ties to suits that you used to match ties with shirts.
The computational method is fully utilized in the design framework of the principle of matching.
This is a danger, but it can be prevented, in principle, by matching the ancestry of cases and controls.
