Consistency or efficiency? A dilemma for designers

Consistency or efficiency? A dilemma for designers

A dilemma for designers In this issue of the journal, Russ et al present a discussion of our paper. In our study, we found that prescribers were not utilizing all eprescribing system functions, despite the functions’ potential to improve efficiency of work, and a consequence of this was the generation of clinically unnecessary alerts. In their response, ‘When ‘technically preventable’ alerts oc...

The dilemma of Rationality or Providing Efficiency in Monetary Policy Making: An Application of Arrow’s

Financial frictions inducted in the model is a new contribution to monetary economics. Herein, an analytical tool arranges monetary policymaking in the form of two steps procedure. In the first step, an appropriate amount of money supply should be assessed; and in the second step, that appropriate amount should be allocated to several sectors. The Central Bank obligates the step of assessment a...

Transcription Methods for Consistency, Volume and Efficiency

This paper describes recent efforts at Linguistic Data Consortium at the University of Pennsylvania to create manual transcripts as a shared resource for human language technology research and evaluation. Speech recognition and related technologies in particular call for substantial volumes of transcribed speech for use in system development, and for human gold standard references for evaluatin...

I-3: Reactive Oxygen Species: A Dilemma for

Spermatozoa are very special cells and constantly exposed to the interphase between oxidative stress through high amounts of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and leukocytes, and reduction by means of scavengers and antioxidants. Considering the very special functions of spermatozoa as being the only cells with such high polarization and exerting their functions outside the body, even in a differen...

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