(1) In most existing consensus models, all the experts' opinions are weighted equally important, and/or all the experts' weights are treated statically.
The information from the interview was weighted more important than that in the data retrieved from the two registers.
If overexpressed antigens that do not play a role in oncogenesis are excluded from the list of 75, there are 9 overexpressed tumor-self antigens that are immunogenic and oncogenic (two criteria considered to be heavily weighted and important for an ideal tumor vaccine antigen).
The number of questions placed in each category was weighted, with more important categories receiving more questions.
It is important to bear in mind that various sections have weighted importance.
The firm consistently cautioned that its deal pipeline was weighted toward the second half of the year, important because investment banks usually earn fees only when transactions close.
Simple, I made my decision like any good (mechanical) engineer would: I collected facts, weighted the issues most important in my eyes, tallied the results, did a gut/reality check, and marked my ballot/bought my phone.
The article concludes that if "accident risk" is weighted as the most important attribute, the smallest fishing vessels are not as sustainable as often claimed.
For the actors of Group D, Private Sector, three criteria are the most powerful: profit, risk, and benefits' timing, while innovation and corporate social responsibility are weighted as the least important among the seven criteria used.
Through a group process designed for subjective probability assessment, an international panel of fish health experts identified and weighted risk factors perceived important to the emergence and spread of the viral genotype, VHSV IVb, within and from the Great Lakes region of the US and Canada.
