What can we learn from this case study involving the 2013 New York City real estate market (a market that, according to a recent report in the New York Times, continues to shatter records in terms of condo prices)?
The fully informed right to decide whether or not to participate has been denied in the three trials comprising this case study, involving an apparent diminution of respect for persons (O'Neil and Miller 2009).
A recent case study involves the work with a utility company.
The third case study involves interactive visualization of the gene expression data from the Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia CCLE 333.
One case study involves the application of price caps to newly privatized airports during 1997 2002.
The second case study involves the hydrolysis of β-1,6-N-acetylglucosamine oligomers by DispersinB.
A case study involves the chairman of Estee Lauder.
Relevant demand/supply R-factors are determined for this particular case study involving all the effective parameters such as ductility, over-strength, redundancy, seismic hazard level, and performance level.
This qualitative case study involved a Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) research methodology.
