A detailed process is provided in the supporting information.
This process provided crucial and detailed insight into the understanding of all questionnaire items by the school's students and also allowed us to analyze logistical issues related to the various stages of the field work.
The ATI and STI are good examples of detailed methodological processes, providing extensive detail from development of the initial item pool, item refinement, and pilot testing to data analyses and ongoing revisions.
The developed TSM&O project cycle process provides a detailed structure for the potential interactions between phases of a project and department staff as a key to ensure that the program achieves the highest level of optimization.
This study concludes that linking an energy analysis tool with a BIM model helps to expedite the energy analysis process, provide more detailed and accurate results, and deliver energy-efficient buildings.
Thanks to these features, it has been also possible to relate the two types of test by highlighting the factors that affect the local normal stress during the shear failure process, providing a more detailed explanation of why and how the shove test results must be carefully interpreted in order to derive a realistic estimate of the shear strength of bed joints.
Less than half of the participants indicated that their research ethics board required an offer of results (n = 34, 46%) or provided a detailed process (n = 16, 22%).
This high level of scientific rigor, in conjunction with the detailed processes of GLP, provides regulatory agencies increased confidence in both the relevance and quality of GLP scientific studies for safety decisions, and it is the reason it is wholly appropriate in regulatory decision making for greater weight and confidence to be afforded to studies conducted in accordance with GLP.
Techniques such as focus groups, semi-structured interviews and snowball sampling (described in more detail below) broadly capture methods of identifying stakeholders, but fail to provide a detailed process required to ensure systematic identification.
While highly specific in some areas, Islamic jurisprudence, Professor Alasti said, "does not provide a detailed process for criminal procedure in general, and the investigative and prosecutorial stages in particular".
