When Diana died in 1997 her passing led to much comment in the psychiatric and medical literature about subsequent increases in hospital admissions by women who identified with her.
Nonetheless, through the persistence of strong family ties, the revival of the barangay as the smallest unit of government, increased attention to Asian history and literature, and subsequent revival of dormant traditions, the Philippines has strengthened its Asian heritage without abandoning its Western cultural acquisitions.
Teresa's Life is one of the richest and most convincing accounts of visionary and unitive experiences in Christian mystical literature; her subsequent synthesis of the seven stages on the mystical path, The Interior Castle, has been used for centuries as a basic handbook.
Based on the numerical analysis results and literature review, subsequent guidelines and recommendations in performing packer tests are provided.
Moreover, by situating my reviewed literature and subsequent comparison of findings with global understandings of inclusive education and post-conflict reconstruction, modest transferability is possible.
However this process proved to be unfeasible once the volume and breadth of literature in subsequent phases became apparent.
Initially, topics were selected from the literature, and subsequent topics were added if they arose during interviews.
Our review of the literature and subsequent analysis has been guided by this thinking and the vast literature on social determinants [ 7, 24].
Our methodology provides confidence that the evaluation of the literature and subsequent guidelines development across various interventions are based on uniform and transparent criteria.
It should be remembered that in the sensitivity analysis of the onchocerciasis literature, a subsequent hand search of the database revealed many more social sciences research articles than were identified using the Scopus operational definition.
