Video observation, considered an important method in cultural-historical research (Fleer and Ridgway 2014a), allowed researchers to discuss data with participants and one another.
"They exist," he said, "in cultural limbo".
CWN and MW provided Aboriginal guidance and scrutiny of methods, in addition to cultural and local advice for researchers.
While coercive aid may be possible, and advanced extraterrestrials would recognize their own practices as superior to those of humanity, it may be unlikely that this method would be used in cultural cooperation.
PTM and other similar reflectance transformation imaging (RTI) methods have found extensive applications in cultural heritage imaging and art conservation.
This and post fermentation handling and processing could therefore account for the wider range of bacteria diversity and potentially pathogenic bacterial genera/species detected by molecular techniques, against what was detected by cultural methods in ugba.
In conclusion, the cultural methods in the present study were shown to be surprisingly equivalent in terms of accuracy, sensitivity and specificity for different feed materials and serotypes, respectively.
Nevertheless, we left the 'country' (coded as: Spain, 3 centres; France, 2 centres; Italy, 5 centres; Germany/Denmark, 2 centres) as an adjustment parameter to take into account a potential residual confounding effect due to the possible differences in interview methods and cultural settings.
Consequently, creating a systematic picture based on various studies is difficult due to different task employment, differences in neuroimaging methods, cultural differences of participants, and differences in languages or L2-learning environments.
