Five experiments examined the influence of the encoding process on the PSE in a step-by-step fashion, by using lists that consisted of phonologically similar (decoy) digit target) nonword pairs.
The sampling frame was developed by each country using lists of health-care providers identified by country investigators.
Each PHI was also re-identified by the same adjudicator using lists of suggested replacements drawn from type-specific dictionaries.
Appearance on a list of registered voters means that these preregistered youth are more likely to be contacted by parties and interest groups that use lists of registered voters for outreach.
This can be done by using published lists of wild cards.3 However, they recommend collecting or inventing wild cards specific to case in question.
And some information that might be not available online could nevertheless be easily guessed by using online lists of favorite baby names, popular car colors, or the most common street names in each of the 50 states.
The protocols encourage physical therapists to think in advance about 1) how comorbidity compromises the regular application of exercise therapy by using the list of restrictions for exercise therapy of the comorbid disease and 2) how to adapt the exercise.
The possible presence of reporting bias was examined by using the list of included studies from a recent review of randomised controlled trials of reduced and modified fat on cardiovascular events.
In between standard and context-specific rating, a second rater (BA), a GP and an experienced faculty member, rated the observed consultations for the presence of CFs, by using the list of previously identified CFs shown in Table 1 (Table 1 is presented in the Results section) [ 25] (see also Additional file 3 for examples how CFs were identified).
It avoids entrapment in cycles by forbidding or penalizing moves that take the solution, in the next iteration, to points in the solution space previously visited by using the list of prohibited neighboring solutions known as tabu list.
