Aspects covered include quality of visual presentation, physical comfort, naturalness and intuitiveness of interaction with the model, level of immersion, ease of navigation, ability to maintain sense of location and orientation, overall suitability for making decisions and performing tasks on design models.
In order to incorporate the uncertainty in the relative importance of different criteria in defining suitability, we modelled decisions within the MCDA framework using a stochastic approach.
The analytical data thus obtained could be used for different classifications for various suitability purposes and decision making.
For each of the tools listed in Table 2, we evaluated its suitability for different decision contexts, ecosystem services capable of being analyzed, and outputs produced by the tool (Additional file 1).
In this paper, we evaluated two methodological approaches that are used in management planning, land use/cover change (LUCC) and mosaic change (MC) to compare their effectiveness and suitability for supporting decision-making.
Trevena and Barratt [ 17] consider that the suitability of a decision in SDM depends on the clinical context, patient preferences, and the responsibility of healthcare professionals.
Decisions regarding suitability for resection are strongly influenced by invasion of neighboring organs, the number of organs with metastasis, and PS.
The presence and extent of nodal involvement is critical to decisions regarding suitability for treatment with loco-regional therapies such as surgery and radiotherapy.
Allowing for other baseline characteristics had minimal effect on patient numbers or predicted costs or benefits, suggesting that decisions about suitability for TKR can be based on OKS alone.
These referrals, whether for advice only, requests for practical skills or for decisions on suitability of a patient for the ICU, reflect a large proportion of work done by intensive care doctors outside the ICU.
