QTRA...is it worth it?

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

I don't want to bring down QTRA, I'd like to improve it, and a certain proponent of it (not M.E.) makes it hard to like and I just ... can't .... stop ... MYSELF!

 

You're not allowed to meddle! You've been told!!!

[daltontrees]

I use many TLAs myslef (prize to the first who works that out) - have to be consistent and use the same ones all the time or it gets very confusing!

 

Ahh I think I have figured it out.

[10 Bears]

Yes, you probably have - care to offer your thoughts?

[10 Bears]

6 hrs ago! Cant believe it!! I've pretty much been stationary with laptop and surrounded by books for 6 hrs, and I was so engrossed as to not have checked in here....

 

TLA.... That's a gift!

 

You were missing for 6 hours - but it seems like I got lost for a day!

 

Hmm, what did you think TLA was?

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

3 letter abbreviation! Too easy that one!!

[Gary Prentice]

Can someone PM me the answer? I had less than three hrs sleep last night, chemotherapy on monday and tuesday, and morphine is befuddling my brain. I'm getting really frustrated with myself over this, I know I shouldn't, but I am.......

[10 Bears]

3 letter abbreviation! Too easy that one!!

 

Ha - yes! or close enough. I say, "Three Letter Acronym" but yours works just as well.

 

Sorry Gary if this has mithered you - it really wasn't worth the wait. Just a bit of silliness on my behalf...

[Gary Prentice]

I'm just slow on the uptake at present:blushing:

[10 Bears]

No surely not - just an off day.

 

To put your mind at ease, I've been trying to get my head around a particular problem for 2 weeks now. All the parts of the solution are there... but I just can't get the pieces to fit so to speak. I have literally worked on nothing else for the 2 weeks and still no joy.

 

So, that is really being slow on the uptake!

[daltontrees]

Its also the only tree assessment system, *that I am aware of*, that had its procedure and use considered in a legal case, and simply, the judge found it wanting as it demands a "fair degree of subjectivity" - and therefore isn't really *objectively* quantified at all.

 

 

Just remembered Matheny & Clark's ssytem was examined in the Kew case.