A descriptive analysis of relevances and comments was performed.
The following brief account of philosophical trends is necessarily selective, leaning toward those philosophical theories that have a stronger content of, or relevance to, descriptive claims about religion.
These recommendations are of equal relevance to descriptive and analytical studies.
For instance, correlation is a descriptive term with empirical relevance, while causation is an explanatory term associated with theoretical attempts to understand correlations.
These additional results confirm the relevance of descriptive norm, negative expectancies (particularly long-term effects) and perceived control, and add anticipated regret, with at least a medium effect size, to the list.
While quite important descriptive science, the clinical relevance of induced and untreated hyperglycemia in modern clinical ICU practice is limited because hyperglycemia to the levels used in these studies (250 to 350 mg/dl, 13.9 to 19.4 mmol/l) would never be tolerated clinically.
The opportunity to obtain rich data from a narrative supported by externally sourced information provides relevance to this descriptive case study (Yin, 2003).
These recognize the experimental, hypothesis-testing nature of many descriptive studies and consider the relevance of sound logic and experimental design in the planning, collection and interpretation of observations.
Other aspects of great relevance for the descriptive epidemiology of childhood cancer may be noted, such as the incidence in relation to environment (urban/rural), race, occupation of the parents, socio-economic stratum [ 12, 13].
