The potential of tourism to catalyze the economics of developing nations was based on extant research and empirical evidences.
The choice of physicochemical characteristics is based on extant literature but of course there is no clear consensus within that literature set.
Several of these stories were based on extant Chinese tales, as retold by his Chinese-speaking friends.
Proper interpretations of SRHI items, which are designed to measure 'repetition, automaticity (lack of control and awareness, efficiency), and … identity' (Verplanken & Orbell, 2003, p. 1313), were based on extant literature where possible.
Some design recommendations are presented, which are based on the extant literature on this topic as well as the findings from this study.
Finally, in this context, construct validity refers to the extent to which a frailty measure correlates with factors that are, based on the extant literature, known to have an association (e.g. age, comorbidity, disability, physical capabilities or performances) [ 27, 28].
Its imaginary terraces are based on a variety of extant and demolished housing projects tucked in among boarded-up row houses in that neighborhood, where trapped old folks (fewer every year) sit on Baltimore's trademark white stone steps.
However, extant findings are based on relatively small payoffs, the potential effects of which are solely analyzed across participants.
Thus many of these results are based on a large proportion of the extant relevant scientific literature.
