The investigation identified responsive, adaptive measures in overcoming unanticipated challenges arising from on-the-ground realities and contextual constraints.
On the contrary, Mertens and Ravn (2012a) find that unanticipated tax cuts, defined as measures implemented within 90 days of becoming law, give rise to significant increases in output, consumption and investment, whereas anticipated tax cuts are associated to preimplementation drops in output and investment, and no changes in consumption.
Margaret Stock, an associate professor of national security at the United States Military Academy, who is writing a paper on the driver's license issue, said that the new measure raises other, unanticipated security risks.
There can be confusion between different definitions of solubility, inclusion or exclusion of ionised forms, ambiguity between polymorphs, systematic differences between experimental methods, kinetic solubility may be wrongly identified as thermodynamic, or the solubility of the wrong compound may be measured due to unanticipated chemical reactions occurring in the experimental set-up.
Additional biases related to patient refusal (e.g. longer DUP patients tending to decline participation in the TIPS study [ 41]) and unanticipated exclusions will also be measured and adjusted for in the analysis.
Many games in this genre also make use of chatbot-like input-output response patterns in order to gain a measure of robustness for unanticipated user inputs.
We chose a combined outcome of unanticipated ICU admission or death to measure clinical deterioration in a cohort of patients admitted to the inpatient ward.
Hence, we neither had any human/nature/social parameter nor unanticipated events to interruption the collection of the measures once started to pose an internal validity.
And the rapid pace of scientific advances makes it difficult to keep abreast of potentially new or unanticipated risks and then to craft legal or regulatory measures that can stay current and relevant without unduly hampering scientific research.
Evaluation designs need to do a better job at measuring anticipated effects, but also searching for unanticipated ones, for example: have regulatory interventions shifted care seeking to the unregulated private sector?
