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The objectives of this study are to: Describe the somatosensory profiles of subjects with NSAP in terms of neurological examination, qualitative measures of pain, neural tissue provocation tests and QST.

The positive deviance approach addresses limitations of biomedical, epidemiological, quality improvement and action research combining intensive organizational-level examination using qualitative methods with the broader-scale statistical analysis possible with a large sample of organizations.

The systematic review consists of two elements: a synthesis of international evidence on the effectiveness of stuttering interventions; and an examination of qualitative primary study data for insights into factors that may underpin successful or less successful outcomes.

Visual interpretation of the FDG PET-CT examination was qualitative with lesions with FDG uptake above background mediastinal blood pool classed as positive.

Because microscopic examination is qualitative, we also used B. subtilis as a baseline model for robust motility.

The initial examination was qualitative, with the purpose of determining histopathological lesions in liver.

Ahlers and co-workers identified subretinal fluid as the most relevant factor for visual function [ 10]. Brown et al. stated that if a monthly reinjection protocol is not used and patients are treated on an as-needed basis, a combination of clinical examination and qualitative OCT measurements should be used to guide the anti-VEGF treatment to maximise vision gain [ 11].

By examining the images acquired by HSI, a qualitative examination of the layer-by-layer penetration was deduced.

By examining the images acquired by HSI (Fig. 8c, d), a qualitative examination of the layer-by-layer penetration was deduced.

The results are consistent with qualitative examination of calculated HOMOs and LUMOs (AM1).

"Inbound medical tourism to Barbados: a qualitative examination of local lawyers' prospective legal and regulatory concerns". BMC Health Services Research 15 (15: 2915