This Article considers potential lessons from a setting in which systematic preferences with regard to cross-examination differ markedly from those in traditional adjudications.
The weighted value for each cluster was then multiplied by the sample size 260 to obtain the number of households to be selected from each community out of which systematic random sampling was used to select the required number of households from each community.
The work is motivated by the need to provide a clear foundation from which a systematic study of search and representation issues in planning can be conducted.
In this paper, we develop a framework for analyzing the effects of recycling dynamics on closed-loop performance from which a systematic design of a decentralized control system for a recycled, multi-unit plant is established.
This can be used as the theoretical framework from which the systematic development of a multi-dimensional body awareness measure can begin.
After duplicate removal, 215 full publications were evaluated, from which 12 systematic reviews fulfilling predefined inclusion criteria were identified (Additional file 3).
The risk of bias of the included studies was judged to be low as indicated in the 'risk of bias' tables in the main Cochrane Review from which this systematic review is derived.
While the database was growing different approaches and categories began to loom from which we derived a systematic categorisation of the existing Foresight 2.0 approaches on basis of terminology and concepts of the previous two chapters.
Impressionistic method has given way to systematic inquiry from which gratuitous assumptions are, if possible, excluded.
