As Stanley ([2001]) argues, "The most important strength of meta-analysis is that it moves literature reviews away from casual judgments about "good" studies that deserve attention and "poor" studies that should be set aside, and instead provides a replicable statistical framework for summarizing and interpreting the full range of evidence".
Ultimately, moving between literature, with its ability to confer meaning on life, and his growing willingness to re-engage with life, Arvid cautiously rejoins the world.
Her name has been forgotten, even by me, but "Look Homeward, Angel" remains, in its messy, keening, passionate, horribly comic and tragic way (Ben Gant's death is one of the most moving in literature), ever memorable.
The present paper can be viewed as moving this literature a step forward by incorporating additional match-quality measures based on heterogamy in X, specifically measured through the spouses' occupations.
Now I am moving through literature, I thought.
Like Berger, he is willfully eclectic, opening the book with 19 essays on photography, moving to literature and music, and then less classifiable pieces: journalism and "Personals".
Unwilling to be restricted by medium, Geoffrey uses various art forms, mixed and moving media, literature, and soundscapes to create works of hallucinatory poetry that reach into the infinite depths of the subconscious of his viewers.
22 The analysis was cyclical (i.e., moving among literature review, data collection, transcription, preliminary analysis, and scrutiny by the authors).
It veered away from theatre and moved towards literature".
("Can you imagine? Me? Patiently dealing with the fate of nations?") After studying politics and law at the University of Geneva, he quickly moved into literature and architecture.
