For "main finding", the articles were sorted by three classification types of the HPC approaches used in the referred article's methodology: SE for standalone/serial execution, PT for parallel techniques, and HPC for high-performance computing techniques.
After eliminating papers not focused at the population level and/or not focusing on nutrition (described below), the remaining articles were sorted by using a coding sheet initially based on the 6 action-oriented research dimensions.
Each criterion received a score of 1 if answered positively and articles were sorted into four quality categories: very good for score ≥ 4/5, good for score 3/5, fair for score 2/5 or poor if score 1/5.
Do you agree with Erard's (and others') assertion that having comments show up beneath the article is sort of a diss to commenters?
Sooo... the article is sort of having it both ways.
I know most of this article is sort of humorous and this is a silly photo but I just wanted to acknowledge his passing.
Here, articles created are sorted and placed into different wikiHow categories, to make them easier to find.
After title and abstract screening, 127 articles remained and were sorted into five domains of interest: etiology, professionalism, mental health, empathy, and academic performance.
These related articles in turn are sorted by a relevance score [ 30].
Articles about fear of crime were sorted by zone of publication, and an index of exposure, based upon the frequency of articles reporting crimes, was created.
Given the impact the Rolling Stone article has had, this needs to be sorted out.
