A recent Cochrane systematic review looked at the effectiveness of grant peer-review processes on: importance, relevance, usefulness, soundness of methods, soundness of ethics, completeness and accuracy of funded research [ 3].
Finally, the article includes examples that show effectiveness and soundness of the method.
The soundness of the method is proved and several examples are presented for illustrating the performance of the proposal.
Numerical simulation of a test structure with noisy parameters and noisy simulated receptance data is made to validate the theoretical soundness of the method.
In order to verify the soundness of this method and the performance of the apparatus, the experimental results for the solubilities of sodium chloride at 673 K were compared with the literature data.
Experimental results carried out in a real system show the soundness of the method which detects four bearing conditions (normal, inner race fault, outer race fault and ball fault) in a very incipient stage.
Ethical review should consider soundness of the methods, including whether the methods are sufficiently rigorous to meet the goals and scope of the project and minimize invalid inferences.
This manuscript then goes through the usual peer review process, and is assessed on criteria such as the soundness of the methods and analysis, and overall plausibility of the stated hypotheses.
Those problems, and not a fundamental rethinking of the soundness of industry methods and accounting, have done the most to make the trading companies less freewheeling in their reporting of profits, argues John C. Cassidy, a senior power analyst with Moody's Investors Service.
But discussion of Ms. Goffman's book soon took on a more cutting tone, as reviewers questioned the accuracy of her portrayal of black life, the soundness of her methods, and the possibility that her book might harm its subjects.
The soundness of the proposed method is verified by comparing the results with solutions available in the literature.
