The guide also introduces existing tools, resources and initiatives, and outlines their relevance and utility in addressing each of the 10 issues.
For further discussion of social choice theory and the relevance of utility theory to social evaluation, see Sen (1970) and for recent reappraisals Fleurbaey (2007) and Adler (2012).
We describe here a new cryobiological and neurobiological technique, aldehyde-stabilized cryopreservation (ASC), which demonstrates the relevance and utility of advanced cryopreservation science for the neurobiological research community.
Information, innovations, behaviors, and so on can also propagate through a population, as individuals become aware of a new piece of information or an activity and are persuaded of its relevance and utility through their social and information networks.
Through script analysis, Leclerc et al. (2011) demonstrated the relevance and utility of identifying and understanding crime-commission processes in order to stimulate thinking about potential situational crime prevention measures.
As this paper suggests, the innovations introduced via PIAAC broadened the relevance and utility of the survey along with the accuracy and validity of the data, strengthening the foundation upon which future surveys can continue to build.
To those with first hand knowledge of the empirical realities of our systems of criminal justice, normative theorising of the kind displayed in previous sections is likely to seem so far removed from those realities that its practical relevance and utility come into serious doubt.
We review key empirical or mechanistic models for four diverse crop types canola or oilseed rape (OSR) (Brassica napus L ., maize (Zea mays L ., wheat (Triticum aestivum L ., and creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera L .. Their strengths, weaknesses, relevance, and utility in simulating pollen-mediated gene flow are examined.
EDAM is founded on logic, and on relevance and utility to the bioinformatics community.
