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Justification of procedures rests on a favourable gain of scientific knowledge (Weijer and Miller, 2004).
As they are non-diagnostic, the ethical justification for such procedures rests on their knowledge value.
The method is based on the concept of Granger causality while the procedure rests on the directional decomposition of power spectrum into direct and indirect energy transfers.
Here, this identification, or adaptation, procedure rests on a geometrical interpretation of the acoustic holography in the objective space (here the radiated pressure space equipped with the L2-norm) and on a genetic algorithm.
Though seemingly obvious, the concept of concatenating classical blocks to form a whole procedure does not automatically apply to the formation of a quantum cryptographic procedure since the security of the entire QKD procedure rests on the laws of quantum mechanics and classical blocks are originally designed and characterized without regard to any properties of these laws.
We reiterate, however, that the correction procedure rests on the assumption of irreversible tracer kinetics and might lead to erroneous conclusions if this assumption is violated.
This sample selection procedure rests on the assumption that the largest donors also spend the most on maternal health projects.
This procedure rests on a series of nested models where an increasing number of measurement and structural parameters are constrained to be equal across groups; each additional constraint defines an increasing level of invariance.
This procedure rests on excluding lesional and perilesional voxels from the segmentation/normalization algorithm using binary masks and compares favourably against newer segmentation algorithms and importantly does not lead to lesion shrinkage during normalization (Andersen et al. 2010; Ripolles et al. 2012).
However, in cases where this task was shifted to a clinical health assistant, the full responsibility of the outcome of this procedure rested on the midwife.
Mediation and similar procedures rest on the assumption that stakeholders can find a common solution if they do not insist on stubborn adherence to certain positions, but rather try to meet their crucial interests and underlying values (Baughman 1995).
