The major limitation of this review was the challenge of designing a sufficiently inclusive search strategy in an area that has no pre-existing search filters.
Many linkages were pre-existing.
Environment Agents in the DITCH model are situated in a social space where they interact with each other and use their pre-existing social connections to search for potential partners.
However, we cannot find a reason why it would not be possible to meet each of the eight conditions in studies seeking to share pre-existing social media and search data.
Attempts to clarify pre-existing diastolic dysfunction by searching through patient's history revealed limited documentation of pre-existing diastolic dysfunction.
One can search for pre-existing risk factors by testing for endophenotypic biomarkers2 in non-using relatives; however, these relatives may have personality or neural resilience factors that protect them from developing dependence3.
The majority of the constructs were clearly defined, which facilitated the development of relevant questions with respect to the search for pre-existing instruments.
Instead of making dictionaries the old-fashioned way – working from pre-existing lists of words/definitions, and searching for evidence that a word means what you think it does – corpus linguistics turns the process on its head: you use digital technology to hoover up language as real people write and speak it, and make dictionaries from that.
From these methods, questionnaires seemed to produce the lowest prevalence rates compared to national registries and/or searches from pre-existing databases.
The superfamily of DMTs was defined and expanded using iterative homology search, using 14 pre-existing families, of which 6 are exclusively prokaryotic by Jack DL, Yang NM, Saier MH, Jr. (2001) [ 16].
Google does not search the web for pre-existing video, but instead relies on individuals and larger content providers to upload it to the company's servers.
