...: Zero2IPO and author’s calculation. Table 9. Misalignments and unintended consequences. Type of misalignment Key manifestations Unintended consequences Evidence Strategic-financial • Short-term returns vs long-term development • Measurable metrics vs strategic objectives • Financial...

... of meaning and inference. Second, we aim to argue that philosophy’s prioritization of truth obscures the existence of an important prior concern for care or the reduction of harm. Specifically, we offer a topic-theoretic interpretation of the bounds consequence reading of sequents put forward by Restall...

... ). On this alternative approach, which many philosophers (including van Inwagen himself) adopted, Sally can render both p and q false, for she is able to act so that p might be false and q might be false. Consequence Argument rendering something false interpretation counterfactuals...

... ( UNICEF, 2019 ) and this has economic and financial consequences. Breastfeeding is important for public health in all country settings because its premature cessation generates avoidable health risks and costs related to the health and development of children and the health of women. Specifically...

... outbreak responses. We assessed a mpox virtual outpatient model during the 2022 outbreak, when it was classified as a high consequence infectious disease (HCID). 86% patients were managed virtually, reducing admissions. This model could inform future HCID responses, enabling safe remote care. monkeypox...

... is a homomorphism from FOR ( L ) to A . A p -matrix M induces a so-called p -consequence relation ⊨ M in the following way. © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Analysis Trust. All rights reserved...

...) or treatment(s). Comparators in the example above are the new intervention, telehealth services vs. face-to-face services (usual care). The study perspective is determined by the decision-maker and, therefore, dictates whose costs and consequences are assessed. The healthcare payer perspective...

... to illustrate the main ideas of this paper is the controversy surrounding the regulation of health claims in the European Union. regulatory science epistemic policy standard of proof regulatory option pragmatic consequence health claim The controversy over the requirements to scientifically substantiate...

... antiretroviral therapy (ART). There is no scalable cure for HIV and interruption of ART leads to unchecked disease progression. Medical imaging focusing on structural changes (MRI and CT) has long been used to assess the structural consequences of HIV infection during various stages of infection, before...

... shortages. biocontainment global networking high-consequence infectious diseases personnel management special pathogens The United States (US) National Emerging Special Pathogens Training and Education Center (NETEC) established its International Partnerships and Programs (IPP) in 2021 [ 1 , 2...

... between these logics. We also suggest a recipe to build philosophical interpretations for most of these logics and show why it is not easy to apply this account to the last two logics in the list. Logical consequence mixed consequence substructural logics strong Kleene logics duality Validity...

.... As a consequence, we obtain strong algebraic and topological completeness of the logic in the case of local semantic consequence relations. In addition, we consider an extension of the logic with certain infinitary derivations and establish the corresponding strong completeness results for the enriched...

... instructed to contact a team of infectious disease physicians (ie, the MGH Biothreats Team) who have expertise in the evaluation of high-consequence infectious diseases when patients presented for care with a new rash and epidemiological risk factors for monkeypox infection. Biothreats Team physicians...

... changes, and the perturbed biological pathways. A prioritization module was developed to rank genes based on their functional consequences of RNA editing events. PRES provides user-friendly functionalities, ultra-efficient calculation, intuitive table and figure visualization interface to display...

... of health and non-health outcomes, assigning all intervention costs to a single outcome creates an erroneous impression that the cost per unit of improvement is prohibitively high. Cost–consequence analyses (where outcomes are reported alongside disaggregated costs) offer a transparent approach that allows...

.... In this paper, properties concerning the logical equivalence relation of a logic are also used to distinguish the paracomplete analogue of from the other three-valued paracomplete propositional logics with those comparable properties. Paraconsistent logic three-valued logic logical consequence logical...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Daniel C. Dennett has long maintained that the Consequence Argument for incompatibilism is confused. In a joint work with Christopher Taylor, he claims to have shown that the argument is based on a failure to understand...

..., a prohibition to deny is as strong as a licence to assert. bilateralism intuitionism metainferences Cut, Blok–Jónsson consequence Frege’s (1997 [1919] ) doctrine that to deny a statement is to assert its negation led to denial being pushed to the periphery of logical theorizing. In the past decades, however...

... a version of the Gödel–McKinsey–Tarski translation yields embeddings of si-logics into extensions of . Since rootedness of a frame is captured by the multiple-conclusion rule (see e.g. [ 8 , Thm. 8.6]), we embed stable si-logics into multiple-conclusion consequence relations extending . We show...

... consequences of hatching order in the endangered crested ibis, Nipponia nippon, a species with complete hatching asynchrony. In this study, we found strong support for silver spoon effects acting on hatching order. Compared with later-hatched nestlings, first-hatched nestlings begin reproduction...