Many methods of structuring group interactions have been proposed in the literature (reviewed in Csernica et al., 2002; Tanner et al., 2003).
Studies that continue to reveal the characteristics of those patients who will derive motivation from genetic test results, along with methods of structuring the disclosure of genetic test results to optimize motivational potential, will be valuable.
The classical model (also referred to as the 'Cooke method') of structured expert judgement allows analysts to use expert opinion to overcome gaps in the literature to better understand the effectiveness of an intervention or set of interventions.
As Keegan points out in his preface, his method of structuring an anthology makes quite a difference to how we view the poems.
Problems exist in efficiently communicating outputs to stakeholders and an objective method of structuring stakeholder differences is lacking.
Recently, an electrochemical method of structuring by means of magnetic gradient fields has been introduced for metal deposition.
The culture journalist Jakob Levinsen wrote of Magle's method of structuring the two works: The Christmas cantata A newborn child, before eternity, God! was given its first performance in 1996, commissioned by Kulturby 96 – the European Capital of Culture 1996.
In this framework, existing theory or research provides a method of structuring the analysis process, whereby researchers use key concepts or variables established in past research to code text responses.
The BioMart interface extends access to EMAGE via a powerful method of structuring complex queries and one with which users may already be familiar with from other BioMart implementations.
After the bulk chemical constituents have been identified by ordinary methods of structure determination and analysis, any prereaction changes involving the reactants, either individually or together, must be investigated.
