Besides, it is maintained that a stochastic approach hypothesizing stationarity and simultaneously admitting a scaling behaviour reproduces climatic trends (considering them as large-scale fluctuations) in a manner that is logically consistent, easy to apply and free of paradoxical results about uncertainty.
The intent of the centralized review processes has been to apply consistent and high quality evaluation methods to generate recommendations, and harmonize funding decisions across jurisdictions to the extent possible.
Bilsborrow and Henry (2012) advocate looking beyond individual local field studies to the design of large-scale environment-migration relations projects in order to apply a consistent and comparable approach at several sites, which can be both time-intensive and costly.
This preliminary study describes evidence that visual sensory substitution permits the surgeon to apply more consistent, precise, and greater tensions to fine suture materials without breakage during robot-assisted knot tying.
Dan Robson's stunning try after 78 seconds and a couple of scintillating breaks from Christian Wade apart, they lacked sufficient possession and territory to apply any consistent pressure, with only a late crash-ball score from Ashley Johnson as consolation.
You have to apply consistent rules, and we strongly suggest for confidence that you adhere to a rule where more than one data point must be necessary to have some confidence that a call is likely to be correct.
By providing a comprehensive view on structural information, PMP offers the opportunity to apply consistent assessment and validation criteria to the complete set of structural models available for proteins.
It was the last thoroughgoing attempt to apply a consistent idea to modern living, and we still live with and among its ideas and artefacts.
It seems crucial to apply both the consistent semiparametric and the commonly used and easy to implement SY method to get consistent estimates, and to analyze how much the results from both methods differ.
As James Hansen and others have argued, the simplest and most complete approach to taxing carbon would be for nations to apply a consistent tax at the point where the fuel comes out of the ground or gets imported from overseas.
