The research has been widely replicated and applied, such as in a Chinese factory to improve worker productivity.
While several benefits of applying such methods exist, a number of constraints make them scarcely applicable for large-scale studies: they are time-consuming, sometimes too specific to be replicated or applied generally, and they suffer from researcher bias, which makes them less appealing than quantitative approaches [7].
Lastly, in addition to the policy relevance of these findings to the study area, it could be replicated or applied in the area where similar problems might prevail, particularly in other developing countries.
Given that the mechanisms and compounds involved in these chemical reactions are understood, these processes may be replicated in vitro and then applied in the paper industry as a renewable, green paper binder.
An alternative method of measuring percent fibroglandular tissue volumes by using single x-ray absorptiometry has been shown to more accurately predict breast cancer risk than percent dense area [ 42] but has not yet been replicated or applied to digital mammograms.
The heritability of the acquisition of conditioned freezing has now been replicated by applying selective breeding to mice (Ponder et al. 2007, 2008; Choi et al. 2012) and rats (De Castro Gomes and Landeira-Fernandez 2008).
Finally, results were replicated when applying another validated score for the quantification of clinical disease activity in OA, the KOOS questionnaire (pain score, P value from multivariable analyses 0.001; Table 3).
As such, his design represents a template for construction that can be replicated across the country.The team applies its plan to Oxford, a city with a large green belt where house prices are 11 times average earnings.
Furthermore, the high parallel test reliability could be replicated indicating that the DESC can be applied as true parallel versions of the same inventory in retest applications.
