In this case, a standard area of FP is considered to have a replicable mass due to the assumption of consistent paper thickness.
A consistent theme within the papers reporting upon facilitators and barriers was the need for supportive leadership [ 24, 26, 31, 34, 35, 41, 42, 60].
Since themes were consistent across papers, it was concluded that saturation had been achieved and there was no need for further searching [ 12, 13].
But don't use both, Ms. Morgenstern advises: "Decide on a single, consistent system — paper or electronic — and use that system as the one and only place to record everything you need to do".
Having won the £5,000 John Llewellyn Rhys award for his debut, The Impressionist, Kunzru rejected it because of what he called the the papers' consistent "hostility towards black and Asian British people".
Consistent with white papers and goals of the European Commission defined for 2020 and 2030, the quantitative estimates were produced for these years (but not presented in this paper).
To reveal possible consistent patterns, 62 papers were collected and the data was analyzed by systematic comparison of the study characteristics between positive and negative studies.
Furthermore, these results are consistent with recent papers studying the effects of immigrants in Italy and showing the existence of potential complementarities on particular subgroups of the Italian population (Barone and Mocetti [2]; Mocetti and Porello [28]).
Offences were categorised in the appropriate categories in a fashion consistent with previous papers (Ignatans and Pease 2015a, 2015b) attributing all crimes that involve direct contact with the victim to the personal crime category, even where property was taken.
Our findings illustrate a new channel through which IT affects the aggregate productive growth and are consistent with recent papers that emphasize the destructive nature of technology innovation and the importance of firm-level reallocation in explaining aggregate productivity growth.
