This research would be conducive to safety risk analysis in identifying relevant precursors in safety management and assessing safety level as a qualitative tool.
The process must have a basic structure, discipline, and measurability to be conducive to the intricate multivariable analysis.
Despite the absence of class analysis, the emergence of the middle class is widely believed to be conducive to social harmony, stability and its political legitimacy (Chen and Goodman 2013).
The perspectives offered by Room et al. [25, 27] about drug use as a ethnic marker in multi-cultural societies and what consequence NPM has for drug policy are conducive to our analysis.
More generally, for Lassiter Bowenn's main idea - that developmental processes in the family emotional system determine individuals' life course trends - is conducive to detailed analysis of individual and group behavior for accurate description of the social lives of not only the human family but also the many other gregarious forms of life' (p. 90).
Compared to traditional isolation techniques, this method provides reduced cost, good sensitivity, and rapidity, which is conducive to simultaneous analysis of a large number of samples [ 27].
Coroners' records contain a range of narrative text that is conducive to qualitative analysis, including witness statements, police reports and court transcripts.
Given the devastating nature of GBM in the clinic and the lack of effective therapies, a preclinical model is needed that recapitulates both the histopathological and molecular features of human GBM, and is conducive to the analysis of drug efficacy within a reasonable time frame (Hambardzumyan et al., 2011; Huse et al., 2013).
Obtaining behavioral phenotypes presents challenges inherent in quantifying behaviors, but certain steps can be taken in the design of phenotypic protocols to ensure that phenotypic data are conducive to quantitative genetic analysis.
