In order to evaluate the likelihood between the body pose represented by a given particle state with reference to the input data, a fitness function must be defined.
This is particularly pertinent since Ricroch et al. state, with reference to their own finding from an "unbiased stakeholder consultation" [11]: "for all stakeholders, raising the objectivity of the debate on GMOs is the most important request" (p. 10).
Definite storage times can therefore only be stated with reference to the load of these agents in the atmosphere.
The Medical Council of Hong Kong does not specifically address this issue although it implies a similar viewpoint as it stated with reference to issuing sick leave certificates, "...a doctor cannot be his own patient... .......... [ 25].
For example, Johnston and Sniehotta (2010) state, with reference to Deci, Koestner, and Ryan (1999) "[t]here is good evidence from Self-Determination Theory that invoking 'intrinsic motivation' (i.e., based on the patient's own values) results in more sustainable behavior change after the intervention ends, than those which only arouse 'external motivation'" (p. 131).
A positive response to the tap test was defined as ≥1-point symptom improvement on the idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus grading scale (iNPHGS), ≥10% improvement on the timed up-and-go test, or ≥3-point improvement on the mini-mental state examination with reference to the Japanese iNPH guidelines [ 17].
Mead states, "The action with reference to the others calls out responses in the individual himself there is then another 'me' criticizing, approving, and suggesting, and consciously planning, i.e., the reflective self" (SS in SW, 145).
Declaring Venezuela a national security threat and declaring a state of emergency with reference to it could hardly have fit better into the Maduro government's conspiracy narrative".
Yet, as Tessa Jowell, the culture minister, stated again this week with reference to ITV Digital, it is not her business to intervene in a company's operating difficulties.
