However, many past studies have not adopted a systematic approach to conduct a Delphi study.
The results, in the form of post-buckling equilibrium paths, were used to validate the proposed approach to conduct a geometrically nonlinear stability analysis.
We utilize this approach to conduct a study of mutations in the EGFR signalling, motivated by a paper from Klinger et al. (2013).
We used an entirely web-based approach to conduct a randomized, placebo-controlled, Phase 4 (REMOTE) trial under an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to evaluate tolterodine extended release (ER) 4 mg for overactive bladder.
We utilize a novel approach to conduct a RCT, the sequential multiple assignment randomized trial (SMART) design, to provide comparative evidence of: 1) response to differing initial doses of a pain coping skills training (PCST) intervention and 2) intervention dose sequences adjusted based on patient response.
Furthermore, we followed Adjemian et al.'s ([2010]) approach to conduct a likelihood test on a vector of constraints equating the spatial models to the conventional model.
Furthermore, we follow Adjemian et al.'s ([2010]) approach to conduct a likelihood test on a vector of constraints, comparing the spatial models to the conventional model.
Although imperfect matching poses a limitation to the generalizability of our study, it is important to note that using SIPP surveys matched to administrative records is currently the only feasible approach to conduct a comprehensive analysis of coping strategies for SSDI applicants.
We employed an integrated knowledge translation approach to conduct a concept analysis of replication research.
We used a phenomenologic and hermeneutic approach to conduct a qualitative study.
There is currently no consensus on the best approach to conduct a knowledge synthesis.
