As such, those searching for a one best method may draw some lessons from studying different health systems but find attempts to develop a formula will be dependent on data availability and the setting of goals and parameters by policy makers which, of course, is influenced by perceptions of public preferences.
Be warned, though, that this method may draw more cats to your yard.
Using different types of experimental replications and proposed statistical methods, one may draw inferences about treatment effects at the trial-, the treatment-, and at the individual-level.
This explains why foresight has renounced its scientific claims (as forecasting) and became 'an art that may draw on methods that stem from the traditions of science'(Miles et al. [20], p. 41).
Part of that delivery capacity may draw on business methods.
ACRIN is disseminating standards of quality for imaging trials, such that other researchers may draw upon ACRIN's methods, forms, and other instruments to improve the quality of imaging in clinical trials.
The pursuit of rigour in realist research reflects principles usually seen in qualitative research, although it may draw on qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods.
Reiterating the conceptual connection with traditional topic modeling methods, the situation with crime parallels the idea that a single Tweet may draw on a mixture of different topics, while a single topic may be distributed across many quite distinctive Tweets.
This method may be best to use outside, since sprinkling this mixture indoors may draw other pests, like roaches and mice.
However, by using a more rigorous method, including subgroup analysis to resolve the high heterogeneity among those trials, we may draw a different conclusion.
