To develop a model, many components of earlier models of strategic management were tested for relevance to the manager during a major crisis in the business.
The questionnaires were tested for relevance and applicability in a pilot study with 11 practices.
Subsequently, proteins regulated by serotonin in Aplysia were tested for relevance for spatial learning and memory in rodents by probing hippocampal tissue of mice trained in the MWM.
Second, the item pool was tested for relevance and comprehensiveness by 26 psychologists and psychocardiologists (practitioners and researchers) and 25 patients.
The high genomic conservation between zebrafish and humans, including the presence of orthologs for over 70% of human genes, enables discoveries in zebrafish to be directly tested for relevance in human disease.
The research articles included in this study were located through a systematic journal database search using 33 unique search strings that were developed for comprehensiveness and tested for relevance and scope.
The original version of the questionnaire was pilot tested for relevance of content and clarity and ease of use on 6 rehabilitation therapists who had different levels of related experience in education and research.
In this study, as in previous studies in our laboratory, we investigated resistance mechanisms using 3D models generated from cell lines that we then tested for relevance in tumor grown ex vivo.
While the organisational factors identified by senior managers that impact on RCB are specific to this type and size of organisation and AH context, key themes may be extrapolated and tested for relevance in other organisations facing similar issues as identified in this discussion.
However, these studies only tested the effect of labelling, without testing for the relevance of the colour on nutritional labels.
Condition (3), an objector might say, is too crude to test for causal relevance, for the counterfactual might hold only because removing F from a also removes some other property F* of a, and it's the absence of F* that's responsible for b's not being G.
