The large improvement in the proportion of papers published in medical journals confirms the growing acceptance of this methodology in the medical field where studies are traditionally based on the quantitative paradigm.
To ensure the interdisciplinary acceptance of this methodology, reuse approaches of different involved disciplines, esp. the process engineering and the automation engineering discipline, have been analyzed and combined.
The authors only reported the results obtained by a train and validation cohort methodology due to the overall acceptance of this methodology in medical community.
The qualitative papers' distribution on journals belonging to several disciplines confirms the wider acceptance of this methodology among researchers from different subjects.
Adoption must rely not only on incorporation of the methodology, but acceptance or adaptation of the knowledge content of CDS involving at least two of the three life cycle processes.
The acceptance of new methodologies is greatly enhanced by demonstrating them alongside more established techniques and other data sources, clearly showing the advantages, reliability and accuracy of the new approach.
A major obstacle in the application and acceptance of population models is the communication of the methodology and the complexity of the models.
While various experimental designs have been in place for over 50 years, there has not been wide acceptance of single-case methodology outside clinical and school psychology, or the field of special education.
