Personal construct theory (applied via the repertory grid technique) supports interpretivist research in a structured manner and, as such, has relevance for researchers conducting studies focused on the human and organisational aspects of software engineering.
Crowdsourcing has recently gained a lot of attention as a tool for conducting different kinds of relevance evaluations.
Inclusion of economic theoretical underpinnings ensures the method's relevance and acceptance in science community, as these theories are the basis for conducting consistent economics evaluations [42, 43].
Two reviewers independently screened titles and abstracts for relevance, conducted the data extraction and the risk of bias assessment which was conducted using the RTI item bank.
Screening for relevance was conducted in two stages: 1) Stage 1 involved screening all titles and abstracts to exclude all non-relevant articles; 2) Stage 2 involved retrieving and screening the full-text of all articles deemed relevant after the initial abstract screening, to further exclude any remaining non-eligible articles.
For specification of regions only active during evaluation of personal relevance, we conducted a masking analysis implemented in SPM2 for the contrast "high personal relevance > low personal relevance" exclusively masked with "reward win > reward lose".
Designs of Experiments (DoE) can be of immediate relevance for various research works conducted in the Fuel Cell (FC) area.
The biostatistics analysis for clinical relevance studies was conducted by DE and SL.
The assessment of the relevance for humans is achieved by conducting these experiments in parallel to tests using well-established human cancer cell lines and primary human cells.
AG searched for and obtained relevant evidence, conducted relevance assessments, abstracted data and contributed to the qualitative synthesis.
