Previous studies are dominated by statistical-based techniques or focused on subjective features that are associated with opinions.
At this writing, Sellars studies is dominated by a clash between the "right-wing Sellarsians" (e.g., the Churchlands, Ruth Millikan, Jay Rosenberg), who emphasize Sellars's scientific realism and nominalism, and the "left-wing Sellarsians" (e.g., Rorty, McDowell, and Brandom), who emphasize instead Sellars's insistence on the irreducibility and sociality of rules and norms.
For most of the quarter-century since Linda Williams's groundbreaking study Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the Frenzy of the Visible, academic porn studies was dominated by film scholars, more committed to textual analysis than historicization.
Most studies are dominated by retrospective surgical series, primarily in benign disease.
These studies are dominated by tropical rainforest data, having tree sizes and AGB values much higher than the miombo.
More seriously, prospective studies are dominated by the lack of a sampling frame (except in occupational studies) and by a potent combination of planning bias and response bias.
Functional genomic studies are dominated by transcriptomic approaches, in part reflecting the vast amount of information that can be obtained, the ability to amplify mRNA and the availability of commercially standardized functional genomic DNA microarrays and related techniques.
Whilst RCTs provide the most scientifically and statistically accurate method for evaluating the influence of treatment or interventions, obstetrical studies are dominated by the use of ITT analysis to present their data.
72% of the waterbodies in the IDF were classified as eutrophic (42% hypereutrophic), and 24% of the sites studied were dominated by cyanobacteria.
Their study was dominated for years by a team of editors overseen by the Israel Antiquities Authority, but mounting criticism of restricted access to the manuscripts led to a wide expansion of the circle of editors and the eventual release of photographs of the scrolls to all scholars.
