"Progress in these areas will be closely and regularly reviewed also in parallel with the financial assistance," in their words.
As a consequence, software engineers review requirements in parallel with designing the software, thus partially accepting the technical risks.
Before long our independent evaluator, Rick Davies, will be doing his mid-point review in parallel with the African Medical and Research Foundation's (Amref) own evaluation, and we will be publishing these on the website in August.
He denied it was hypocritical of the White House to publish the report in light of the disclosures of foreign surveillance by Edward Snowden and said Obama had ordered the review to run in parallel with intelligence reforms.
As predicted by Mulrow [ 1, 2] (among others), reports of meta-analyses – the suite of statistical techniques used to arrive at pooled estimates of effects across a series of studies (often but not always) during the course of a systematic review – have ballooned in parallel with the rapid and sustained pace at which information becomes available about the efficacy of interventions.
Realist reviews can be undertaken in parallel with traditional Cochrane reviews (see the complementary Cochrane and realist reviews of school feeding programmes in disadvantaged children [ 21, 22]).
The overall action plan to reduce the burden of AKI needs to incorporate these preventive strategies as well as regular review of clinical practice, in parallel with international collaboration and focussed research into drug therapies and technologies.
Finally, the needs of diverse stakeholders, including industry and the private sector, were addressed in the Cooksey Review [ 38] that ran in parallel with the implementation of the Best Research for Best Health document [ 36].
As dissolution is one of the main contributors to the toxicity of Ag, CuO and ZnO NPs, in this review their toxicity is discussed in parallel with the toxic effects of the respective ions.
Another approach is to consider conducting a systematic review as a "first step" to better understand complex evidence (or to conduct them in parallel with novel reviews), particularly for evidence generated from philosophy and the social sciences.
