We conducted a methodical search of literature to find every relevant trial for our research question.
It is based on a methodical and extensive literature search, and includes a range of chronic conditions and an assessment of review quality.
I could only begin from Ben Jonson, and allotted an hour a day for a methodical study of English literature.
Despite the thorough and methodical nature of the literature search it is likely that it did not find all the validated questionnaires and it is hoped that others can build on this to make it more complete.
Numerous designs for posterior resin-bonded fixed partial dentures have been reported in the dental literature, but a methodical technique is still lacking.
Objective: To establish evidence-based recommendations for the clinical practice of cognitive rehabilitation, derived from a methodical review of the scientific literature concerning the effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation for persons with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or stroke.
Fradinger's project stands out as deeply original, and its mastery resides in her ability to explore the complex intersections between history, literature and political theory, through methodical, didactic, clear, and impressively erudite readings of Antigone, One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sodom, and The Feast of the Goat.
Full texts found in the literature research were evaluated regarding methodical or theoretical rigor by means of the applicable quality checklist for quantitative or qualitative studies of the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research [ 10]; texts with values <.75 by these criteria were not used.
For example, the literature suggests that without an organized and methodical process for applying research evidence to decision making, the evidence can be selectively used to justify a decision that has already been made for other tactical or political reasons [ 16- 18].
