The model input parameters were derived from different sources including a meta-analytic systematic review of published case series and randomised studies conducted by Kay et al. [ 15].
We conducted a theoretical model-driven non-meta-analytic systematic literature review of published studies performed in humans, with the objective of providing a comprehensive evaluation of the cardiovascular effects of sub-daily exposures (≤6 hours) to ambient PM.
This feasibility study explores a more analytic and systematic approach to classify branches into clusters with similar behavioral characteristics.
Meta-analytic and systematic review methods sought to determine the prevalence rate of mental health disorders in older military veterans (≥65 years).
Kvale et al [ 3] did a meta-analytic and systematic quantitative approach to examine the effects of behavioural interventions for dental phobia.
Regarding scenario consistency, these criteria can be either intuitive (holistic) or systematic (analytic and formal).
Having reviewed studies on the outcomes and consequences of Chinese mass incidents, Tangbiao and Kong (2011) point out that Chinese scholarship of this topic is inadequate because it lacks clear research direction, analytic framework, and systematic empirical investigation.
This proposed MPRE program design framework can provide planners, engineers, and law enforcement professionals with a systematic, analytic, and data-driven process by which to operate a MPRE program.
The software package nVivo offered practical benefits in facilitating systematic analytic scrutiny, allowing large sections of text to be retrieved and revisited, avoiding fragmentation as far as possible.
Gender-based analysis offers a systematic, analytic tool that can be used to examine diversity within and between populations and subgroups (according to age, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, education, abilities, location, etc).
For a literature review, the analytic methods included systematic review (e.g. meta-analysis), structured review (i.e. protocols for study selection were documented), and unstructured review (i.e. protocols for study selection were not documented).
