This paper conducts a descriptive review, drawing on the contemporary English language literature, of the manner in which planning engages with multiculturalism in cities.
A double-sided USB drive was something he mulled in the past, so he wrote a descriptive pitch and drew some sketches.
We could not but limit the association of the pAKT expression with cervical carcinoma as descriptive rather than drawing a definitive conclusion based on statistical analyses.
The strength of this ethnographic imperative in research design is reflected by the degree of congruency between the descriptive inferences drawn from ethnographic data and the theoretical context within which such inferences are situated.
In this paper, we present basic descriptive statistics drawn from the collected data with respect to symptoms, age, and sex.
While these are not mutually exclusive approaches, descriptive phenomenology draws more from Husserlian philosophy and interpretive phenomenology owes more to Heidegger's work [ 23].
The descriptive map drawn on the SmartDraw platform was mainly used to explain the nature of the starch biosynthesis pathway in cassava (see more detail in Section "Inferring the nature of the cassava starch biosynthesis pathway through comparative genomic study" of Results and discussion) because it included the information from which the pathway was reconstructed.
Use a descriptive plain English phrase here, such as 'charcoal drawing'oiloil painting', or 'photograph'photograph
Drawing on cumulative prospect theory (CPT Tversky & Kahnemann, 1992) as the currently most influential instance of a descriptive algebraic model, we demonstrate how the two modeling traditions can be linked.
Additionally, a descriptive model of the intervention, its process and context is necessary if conclusions are to be drawn on results and effects [ 5].
However, a descriptive comparison suggested the findings were similar across all three groups although no definitive conclusion may be drawn (Table 1).
