In the next sections, a detailed description of both numerical methods and each procedural step is reported.
These cases had Q-values of 1 or 2 (as defined in Methods) and no procedural deviations or abnormal eye characteristics were found.
Specifically, a metamethod sequentially examines the methods, methodological assumptions, and procedural rules that guide the research design and the approach to data collection and analysis across a number of similar, systematically selected primary studies [ 8, 9].
Since then, gene therapy in the inner ear has become the focus of much research, and great progress has been made in the choice of vectors, methods of introduction, and procedural safety [ 5].
In all advanced societies, law is elaborated in complex codes governing rights and duties and procedural methods, and court systems are employed that adjudicate disputes in terms of the law.
The source of this variability most likely originates in the disparate scope of image fusion specifications, applications, analytic techniques, and procedural methods used across studies.
Hybrid knowledge representation approach with production rules and procedural methods under object-oriented programming are used to represent the engineering heuristics and design knowledge of this domain.
The knowledge base stores design guidelines and procedural methods for determining the passive systems that best suit the local climatic conditions.
Hybrid knowledge representation schemes, including production rules, object-oriented programming, and procedural methods, are employed to express engineering heuristics and standard design knowledge during the development of the knowledge-based system (KBS) for design of liquid retaining structures.
The SYMPLICITY HTN-3 trial, the first prospective, masked, randomized study of renal denervation versus sham control, failed its primary efficacy end point and raised important questions around potentially confounding factors, such as drug changes and adherence, study population, and procedural methods.
