Lina Bo Bardi, for example, explored ways that architecture could preserve and nurture rural folk culture although this only happened after she designed a severely modern concrete-and-glass art museum in São Paulo.
Heinsohn et al. (2005), for example, explored the reasons for a strikingly different plumage colouration in the Eclectus roratus parrot and found different selection pressures acting on males and females, attributed to sex-based differences in their lifestyle.
Previous research on ADs has, for example, explored whether or not people would stick to what they had written [ 20] but not to what extent they accurately reflect the wishes of the signatories.
(2001), for example, explored the experience of empowerment and disempowerment of in-home care among clients, family care partners and providers within a home care delivery system and discovered that the traditional expert model often dominated care provision.
Sorensen et al. have for example explored the use of mind mapping tools to define system boundaries (context uncertainty) in the assessment of chemicals and nanomaterials, and as such elucidated sources of recognized ignorance in these assessments [ 71].
Using this information, we evaluated the distribution of methodological quality of different comparisons across the evidence network (for example, explored whether trials of simvastatin v control had on average higher or lower methodological quality than those of atorvastatin v rosuvastatin).
