In this contribution we offer an overview of the recent methodological advancements which provide new statistical tools to examine the health effects of temperature in a time series setting, highlighting at the same time the main limitations that still affect this research area.
The model and explorations described highlight areas in starch metabolism for deeper study and experimental testing, as well as potential opportunities for methodological advancement.
As a consequence of ongoing methodological advancement, a growing number of new oncogenes and tumor suppressors have been identified [9].
Conjoint Analysis can serve as an important tool to understand what unique factors may underlie decision-making of diverse subgroups, although methodological advancements are needed in exploiting this application of CA. In this study, we compared the predictive validity and temporal stability of CBC in eliciting preferences for cancer pain treatment between African-Americans and Whites.
Continuing technological and methodological advancements have resulted in the characterization of tens of thousands of phosphorylation sites across numerous species, but it is apparent that only a fraction of all phosphorylation events have been characterized.
In this article, we summarize recent developments in understanding how athletes maximize practice including (a) antecedents of practice involvement, (b) environmental constraints of practice involvement, (c) the value of diversification for athlete development, (d) and methodological advancements in this area.
Geschwind's premature death in 1984 robbed him of the opportunity to appreciate the tremendous impact that his ideas, coupled with methodological advancements in the field of white matter imaging, had on contemporary behavioral neurology.
The main contribution of our study lies in the methodological advancements that it brings to the construction safety domain.
This scoping review provides a summary of original research articles, reviews and short reports describing methodological advancements and innovations in QoL and HRQoL felt to be of significance to clinicians and researchers and published in the HQLO journal in 2012 and 2013.
Yet despite these methodological advancements and calls for the abandonment of percentile-based categorization [ 4, 5], the epidemiologic community continues to rely heavily on the use of quantiles as a primary means of analyzing and presenting results.
