The predictive power of questioning can be examined for each justice, for instance.
Using an inductive thematic approach, data (quotes) were examined for recurrent instances of some kind, which were then systematically identified across the data set, and grouped together by means of a coding system (= content analysis) [ 28].
For instance, MFCs have been examined for electricity generation from waste sludge (Jiang et al. 2009), cattle manure (Inoue et al. 2013), domestic wastewater (Min and Logan 2004), and brewery wastewater (Feng et al. 2008).
For instance, CD3 cells were examined for their adherence to the greater omental lymphoid organ, the so-called leukocyte disappearance reaction typical of peritoneal macrophages during acute peritonitis.
In such instances, radiographs were examined for evidence of a lack of osteointegration (ie, lack of hypertrophy in the bony segment between the spindle and the anchor plug and the presence of radiolucent lines at the spindle-bone interface).
Although privatisation often refers to a dynamic process of change over time, privatisation can also be examined from a comparative perspective, whereby, for instance, the degree of privatisation in a particular region is compared with other regions.
Further research on the long-term effects of co-morbid depression and their impact on disease progression could be worth examining, for instance to establish whether they are of equal prognostic value for survival.
Some instances of anomalous behavior will also be examined.
O-GlcNAcylation is implicated in virtually all cellular processes examined, for instance gene expression (Comer and Hart, 1999), protein turnover (Hart et al, 2007), and also in regulating cellular responses to insulin (Vosseller et al, 2002; Copeland et al, 2008), cell-cycle control (Slawson et al, 2005), stress protection (Zachara et al, 2004) and calcium cycling (Clark et al, 2003).
However, the cytoskeletal requirements of dendritic branching, growth, and guidance have not been examined as extensively as, for instance, those of axons [2].
