In the previous sections, the results of a literature search are shown to answer questions about fibroid morcellation in laparoscopy, related complications and what is needed to prevent them.
This methodology was shown to answer the requirements of Health Canada's proposed labeling standard for individual gluten source declaration, in order to achieve its policy objectives (i.e., protection of sensitive consumers, while promoting choice).
Despite these concerns, well-developed and adequately validated PRO instruments have been shown to give answers that match the results obtained by the most expert assessors (indeed, that is the usual way their validity is assessed), and they appear to be particularly suitable in studies involving many investigators.
In addition, behavioral questions have been shown to elicit truthful answers from candidates, since the answers are based on concrete past experiences.
The gender and nationality of interviewers has been shown to influence the way respondents answer survey questions4.
When sensitive questions are involved, online questionnaires have been shown to produce more accurate answers and less non-response (Mustanski, 2001).
Generation, integrated interpretation and graphical representation in a simple and intuitive way of multiple GSEA is an innovative methodology that has recently been shown to be critical to help rigorously answer important questions in functional genomics.
For example, gender has been shown to impact whole-class participation; women answer instructor-posed questions less than men in both traditional face-to-face STEM classrooms and online classrooms (Eddy et al., 2014; Koenig, 2015).
For instance, the effects of operand-relatedness and numerical distance (split) of a given lure from the correct answer have been shown to be additive [ 9, 20].
As to prevention, circumcision though by no means a complete answer has been shown to reduce a man's risk of becoming infected with HIV, the virus that causes the disease, and thus helps slow down the rate of transmission.
