One potential argument against methodological adaptationism is that a mixture of distinct approaches is superior at advancing knowledge as compared to a single approach (Kitcher 1993).
We also examined the proportion of the postoperative diplopia, as compared with a single approach.
LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Progress in the battle against AIDS is widely divergent in different African countries, so much so that to talk about "AIDS in Africa" as one epidemic needing a single approach has become an anachronism, campaigners said on Tuesday.
A transdisciplinary approach was utilised, in which aspects of the disciplines of volcanology, communication, and emergency management were merged into a single approach (as described by Horlick-Jones and Sime [2004]).
Overcoming laziness, then, does not merely require a single approach, such as developing "Sitzfleisch," but instead depends on the type of laziness we encounter.
None of the included studies has applied any form of additional validation, such as secondary anchor questions; all used a single approach.
The majority of these studies used a single approach (such as interviews or observations) to gather data from a single source, providing little scope for validating the findings or obtaining a more comprehensive assessment of the value of the CoP.
Patient logistics appeared to be a rather new subject as most hospitals had not selected a single approach, they relied on external support and they did not have permanent training programs.
Two phase II studies were conducted to test the proof of concept of rivaroxaban as a single drug approach to treat VTE as compared with the standard approach of injectable anticoagulant plus vitamin K antagonist (VKA).
The optimized integrated approach is expected to have tremendous advantages in terms of improving the quality as well as flexibility of oil and gas reservoir studies, a working time reduction, and is expected to serve as a single final approach that can be adapted or used to tackle reservoir study problems.
