Furthermore, after data analysis we used 'member checking' to inquire whether our results were faithfully interpreted, whether they contained errors and whether they made sense to respondents from different professions.
Studies have shown a variety of factors contribute to that, and one study published in 2007 found that insight or lack of it did not correlate at all with whether people faithfully took medication.
For our initial demonstration of social self-sorting, we selected several host guest pairs (CB[6]· 6 n =6, CB[8]· 17· 18, β-cyclodextrin· 19, and 20·K+) and other aggregates (212 and 222· 232) and asked whether their components would faithfully reform these aggregates upon mixing or whether alternate host guest processes would impinge on the self-sorting process.
All mildly entertaining in showing up the interminable squabbles of literary critics (the Herzog spat dates back 35 years), but not terribly helpful in determining whether Atlas had faithfully mapped Bellow's life and work.
However, it is unclear whether drugs can faithfully restore the precancerous epigenetic state.
As Lifeact-mEGFP appears to be labeling actin faithfully, we sought to investigate whether its localization would be altered by Latrunculin B treatment.
Fish were sampled at different locations within this watershed to determine whether they were faithfully expressing their genotype.
Since no phenotypes were observed from overexpression in a WT background, it was essential to determine whether the transgenes faithfully replicated Vps35 functionality.
Animal models of GBM are essential for the evaluation of more efficacious molecularly targeted therapies, in particular whether they can faithfully replicate both the relevant signaling pathway alterations and the histopathological hallmarks of human GBM.
To determine whether zebrafish can faithfully report metastatic potential in human cancer cells, we injected a series of cells with different metastatic potential into the perivitelline space of 2 day old embryos.
