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The methodology of this scoping review is based on the methodological frameworks developed by Bragge et al 62 and Arksey and O'Malley.

Based on the methodological experience of Jaberg and Jud in their atlas of Italy and southern Switzerland, this work involved systematic investigations not only among the relatively uneducated but also among better educated, more cultured informants and among the very well educated, cultured, and informed members of a community.

The present work proposes a new controller synthesis framework, that is based on the methodological principles of Lyapunov design.

The tool is based on the methodological approach described in "Estimating the Opportunity Costs of REDD+ − A training manual" [38].

Based on the methodological approach and two case studies, the article discusses how affordances and language function in a cognitive ecology.

The present research work proposes a new nonlinear controller synthesis approach that is based on the methodological principles of Lyapunov design.

Based on the diverse methodological approaches and their hybrid forms, a characterization can only be generalized.

Based on the detailed methodological and theory utilization quality assessment, several limitations of the reviewed studies were noted, such as the lack of prospective studies; the use of single informant and questionnaire measures; insufficient use of theoretical frameworks; and unclear conceptualization and operationalization of the parenting constructs.

Based on the standardized methodological framework of economy-wide material flow accounting (Eurostat, 2007; OECD, 2008a; Fischer-Kowalski et al., 2011), we have compiled data on used extraction and on imports and exports of materials.

FOS-IR was measured after food presentation; we therefore cannot draw definitive conclusions about the role of DMH neurons in the expression of anticipatory activity based on the current methodological approach.

In a previous Spanish study based on the same methodological approach, but before the adoption of the mentioned legal changes, it was concluded that having sought care during last episode of illness was more than three times as likely among immigrants with regular status than among undocumented migrants [ 43].