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We are grateful for useful advices in developing the methodology which were given by Dr. Shigemi Kagawa and Dr. Yasushi Kondo.

Identification of H. sp. was subsequently based on images from a slide preparation (described in methodology), which were subsequently assessed by Dr. S. Spaulding (Colorado State University) for identification.

Areas of agreement for Guideline development methodology which were identified from the European survey and consolidated at the Workshop are: Preference for European Guidelines, which may best be adapted and amalgamated from mature, trusted, nationally developed evidence-based guidelines.

The results obtained with the response surface methodology, which were adjusted by the quadratic model, showed that GBP had a significant influence on the increase of yield stress and apparent viscosity.

The findings identify elements of the participatory methodology which were associated with increased household and community participation and better household opinions of the projects and also show a link between participation and the probability of children's regular school attendance.

Thus, we selected trained interviewers with previous experience in this methodology, which were instructed to indirectly approach the issues we wanted to address.

Edwards questioned the paper's methodology, which was, in fact, fundamentally flawed.

So the pattern of Mahmood's methodology, which was the key to revealing his duplicity, did not emerge.

Enabled by the development of powerful desktop computers, this statistical methodology, which is known as Monte Carlo simulation, is now widely used in physics, finance, and engineering.

What is resisted now is not Neoclassical decorum but impersonal methodology, which is thought to deaden commitment.

In a tersely-worded statement, the royal said his legal action was a "necessary and appropriate response" to Forbes's "irrational and deeply flawed valuation methodology, which is ultimately subjective and discriminatory".