Several rankings of the strength of the evidence generated from different types of clinical research designs have been presented, and, in addressing a particular problem, clinicians can base their decision making on the types of clinical reports that have been published, along with an assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of each study.
Probably the most challenging aspect will be the integration of associations made from different types of evidence and blending the contents of the different ontologies to give maximal information while still remaining clear and concise.
Previous research, mostly based on laboratory evidence, suggests that barnacles are bioprotectors, in that they protect the rock surface from different types of physical and chemical weathering.
In our analysis, we evaluated whether results from different types of modelling exercises are comparable and whether there is evidence of result convergence over time.
Therefore, the methods used for synthesizing evidence from predictive modeling will be made explicit in future versions of PROSPER, including guidelines for reporting from different types of modeling.
It is not yet clear, for example, whether people who have suffered different types of traumas might benefit from different types of treatment.
On the other hand, converging evidence from several different types of experiment seems to have been enough to establish a consensus amongst most cognitive scientists that the processes of mental scanning, mental rotation, and the size effects in image inspection are real and significant components of cognition.
Other evidence from 11 different types of diesel engines and seven different sites showed no universal relationship between CO and PM (with PM being a surrogate for REC).
Causal counterfactuals e.g., 'if the ignition key had been turned then the car would have started' and causal conditionals e.g., 'if the ignition key was turned then the car started' are understood by thinking about multiple possibilities of different sorts, as shown in six experiments using converging evidence from three different types of measures.
Triangulation is the process of "corroborating evidence from different individuals, types of data and methods of data (i.e. documents and interviews) to support a theme"[ 13].
