Research activities such as interviewing, participant observation, quantitative observation, archival investigation, ecological survey, linguistic methodology, tracking extended cases, and demographic methods are reviewed.
Developed in the 1950s by psychologist Solomon Asch, this methodology tracks whether participants accept or defy majority opinions in a group setting, which yields insights into how peer pressure affects individuals.
Note that our methodology tracks the direct land-use needs of biofuel production, and does not consider indirect effects on land-use via agricultural commodity markets.
In brief, radiotelemeters were implanted in all animals as previously described (Hazari et al. 2009); this methodology tracks changes in cardiovascular function by monitoring ECG and heart rate (HR).
Consequently, a methodology to track and quantify the injurious effects of exposures to lead is not only desirable, it is critical in order to identify appropriate preventive and therapeutic methodologies.
Applying the LeaderXXchange methodology to track companies' intentions and outcomes on gender diversity in leadership, we compared 1,385 listed companies in the United States, Canada and France, which adopted a board gender quota several years ago.
During the last years, 19F-MRI and perfluorocarbon nanoemulsion (PFC) emerged as a powerful contrast agent based MRI methodology to track cells and to visualize inflammation.
We used this methodology to track expenditures for reproductive health services in Burundi in 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Our analysis provides a statistical methodology to track the performance of drug combinations in anticancer therapy and to quantify drug interactions in the clinical context.
The former usually involves a great deal of consultation but the latter process of ranking projects for allocating funding usually values methodology and track record alongside stakeholder priorities.
