It was only rarely that, in science, you started with a perfectly delimited thing and set out to investigate it; more often, your definition of what it was that you were looking at would change as you discovered more about it.
Some believe that women are committing more crimes than they have in the past, but others argue that women are simply being investigated and arrested more often, as cops gradually come to terms with the concept of a female criminal.
Once reported, Black families are more often investigated.
Trials limited to patients with major depression more often investigated face-to-face therapies.
Time-to-event outcomes were more often investigated than quantitative outcome variables measuring kidney function over time.
In general, P3-like responses related to stimulus omissions have also been more often investigated in the context of active tasks (see, e.g. Janata, 2001; Busse & Woldorff, 2003; Penney, 2004).
More often, investigating distressing symptoms requires thorough clinical reasoning that involves the consideration of a range of probable diagnoses based on the individual patient's risk.
A 2013 Edge article investigating the winners and, more often, losers of this phenomenon reads: "Griefing: It comes in many forms, but any online game with a population of more than five will see its share.
A 2013 Edge article investigating the winners and, more often, losers of this phenomenon reads: "Griefing: it comes in many forms, but any online game with a population of more than five will see its share.
This type of qualitative study should be carried out more often to investigate the missingness mechanism that cannot be tested from the data.
