Similarly, other principles from primary qualitative research methods may also be 'borrowed' such as deliberately seeking studies which might act as negative cases, aiming for maximum variability and, in essence, designing the resulting set of studies to be heterogeneous, in some ways, instead of achieving the homogeneity that is often the aim in statistical meta-analyses.
"Speed and maximum capacity are of the essence.
In essence, every patient is fed the maximum they can achieve with added insulin, within the bounds of the future predicted variability.
In essence, contributors can donate double the maximum amount.
In essence, the shallower the decline in maximum species abundance across size classes, the more even the assemblage.
ROSA, developed around the time of the AGORA project, is in essence a variant of Extended ILOC, and maximum hit rates of about 85% were reported [6, 43].
In essence, the K-H test allows the maximum parsimony cladogram to be compared to a 'model' tree and facilitates the possibility of statistically rejecting the model (e.g. that the maximum parsimony tree is entirely the result of raw material properties).
The following properties were evaluated for the nanocomposite gels: The essence of swelling measurements is to ascertain the maximum swelling capacity of gels to determine its ability to swell and plug reservoir fractures and high permeability matrices.
Such is the essence of archaeological excavation: Every 10-centimeter layer, the maximum depth of sand and soil removed at one time, reveals a new chapter in ancient history.
The essence of the problem is to find the nodes with the maximum total of weights in a graph where an edge connects every pair of nodes, meaning every node connects to every other node.
