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The test to determine with what we are acquainted is often reminiscent of the method Descartes recommended for finding secure foundations of knowledge the method of doubt (see Russell 1912: 74; Price 1932: 3).

PCoA ordination was conducted using the Canberra index and Bray-Curtis dissimilarities among the OTU composition data because PCoA plotting using Canberra distance is recommended for finding clusters in microbial community samples [ 86].

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Phase I trials are designed to find the dose to be recommended for further testing by finding the highest dose that has acceptable toxicity.

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The low prevalence may partly be a result of the intensified case finding recommended for this population in the guideline of the Dutch College of General Practitioners [ 34].

Narrative synthesis has been recommended for reviews encompassing findings from multiple, heterogeneous studies when statistical meta-analysis or meta-ethnography alone are not viable options [ 56].

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Patients are screened using an imaging technology (the diagnostic test), and those with abnormal findings recommended for biopsy (the gold standard assessment).

Despite the fact that genetic association studies are typically carried out on unrelated individuals, pedigrees have recently been recommended as an ideal design for finding rare genes, for controlling for population stratification effects and for deep sequencing of affected family members [ 2– 4].

A recent Cochrane review concluded that "midwife-led care confers benefits for pregnant women and their babies and is recommended" while finding numerous benefits and no adverse effects.