Network based approaches are particularly useful in the studies of COPD, which is a complex disease with diverse clinical and molecular phenotypic profiles that might represent different subtypes [ 26].
In TCP-DOOR, the authors recommend their approach primarily for an environment having both ad hoc and fixed infrastructural networks where the adaptation of a feedback-based approach is particularly hard.
Computational virtual screening has played a critical role in the initial lead discovery associated with many of these compounds, and the computational structure-based approach is particularly effective in lead optimization.
In our case, the pooling-based approach is particularly attractive since it allows us to test for associations across the Spanish population at relatively low cost as compared to individual genotyping, hypothesizing that additional genetic loci involved in conferring risk of MS could be identified through pooling-based GWA studies in this highly unique population.
The sequence-based approach is particularly appealing since structural information is still not available for most proteins.
The parts-based approach is particularly wedded to engineering logics and language, and explicitly adopts the notions of 'devices', 'parts', 'standards', 'circuits' and so on.
A family based approach is imperative.
A quantitative research design, and more particularly a survey based approach, was implemented for this study.
Neutral [1] and niche [10] based approaches are considered alternative theories in community ecology (but see [22] for reconciliation), particularly because the universal nature of SAD patterning suggests that invoking niche differentiation is unnecessary in explaining community structuring [1].
For many therapists, the narrative approach (mainly Michael White and David Epson's approach) is particularly important, as is the model based on Tom Andersen's reflecting team.
The non-directive facilitative approach is particularly related to the perspective of coaching psychology, which is epistemologically based on humanistic philosophy.
