This special issue offers a sample of that literature, stimulating exchange and inspiring intuitions about intuition.
Second, Eco Evidence can allow the reviewer to reach a conclusion using only a sample of the literature rather than an exhaustive review.
Fortunately, the research about useful organizational interventions that help facilitate evidence uptake is growing, and we refer readers to a sample of this literature [ 12, 37, 66- 69].
Nor are the books Google has already chosen to scan necessarily a representative sample of literature across the ages.
VPT studies provide a variety of explanations to asymmetries that go beyond market power, and this clearly emerges even from the analysis of a restricted sample of literature.
As summarised by Stanley and Jarrel (1989),2 meta-analysis starts with the compilation of an exhaustive sample of literature and the choice of the dependent variable (in our case, the degree of backward shifting of labour taxes, proxied by the estimated elasticity of net wages to taxation).
The range of values in a sample of the published literature (Table 8) appears to depend more on type of template registration than segmentation technique.
Reza Aslan's Tablet & Pen: Literary Landscapes from the Modern Middle East offered a sampling of contemporary literature of the region in English translation.
In order to proceed with a manageable data extraction phase, in terms of time and available resources, whilst keeping the data representative of the literature, a sample of articles was randomly selected (Additional file 1 (AF1)), using the sample function in R 2.12.1.
The main objective of this investigation, however, was to gain a better understanding of the primary uses of NHANES data based on a sample of studies from the published literature.
