When she followed her future husband to his postdoc at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, and subsequently to Chicago, Illinois, she wasn't able to find a compatible research opportunity.
Finally, we conclude with suggestions to foster the study of majority influences by clarifying the empirical scope of each proposed definition, exploring compatible research designs and highlighting how majority influences are inherently contingent on situational trade-offs.
With increasing use of the GPRD for academic and epidemiological research, there is a need for a GPRD-compatible research tool that will allow categorization and adjustment for patient comorbidity.
They argue that the safest way to maintain progress is to make use of animal eggs from which the animal genetic material is almost entirely removed, then a human cell nucleus added, to make them compatible for research on human diseases.
Despite these commercial pressures, Brooks believes that commercial archaeology is compatible with research; indeed, he sees one important advantage: "You don't have to apply for funds every 2 or 3 years".
This is consistent with previous findings that self-perceived financial stress is the most influential factor [ 24] and is compatible with research by Bezemer et al. showing correlations between a patient's income (Euros) and PCS score [ 16].
This observation is compatible with other research (Silius et al. 2010; Ajjan & Hartshorne 2008; Edirisingha et al. 2007; Kikuchi & Otsuka 2008) that also report that students have positive attitudes towards a combination of information technology and education.
The results for individual agents are also compatible with prior research showing that migraine progression and AMO are positively associated with the use of triptans, opioids, and ergot alkaloids [5, 7, 26] and negatively associated with NSAIDs [26].
The question of whether a psychodynamic view is compatible with experimental research is still a challenging issue especially for child and adolescent psychopathology despite the influence of psychoanalytic theory in this field until the 1980s.
However, with the increasing sophistication in medical science and its reliance on more complicated technology, Burnet's lone-wolf approach became less compatible with the research environment, which required more collaboration.
A key notion here, as in the work of Davidson et al. [3], is the ability of system modeling to be compatible with empirical research, but more specifically, it is suggested that the model must foster empirical predictions.
