Doubts about the existence and validity of evidence supporting evolution not uncommon (Alters 2005; Miller et al. 2006; Moore 2008; Smith 2010; Yates and Marek 2014), particularly given the complexities of some data (e.g., molecular sequences) and unfamiliar methods of analysis (e.g., cladistics).
Using unfamiliar methods and tools in an assessment incorporating self-assessment means that capacity development will be necessary before the assessment can begin.
In light of the paucity of published literature in this field, and to mitigate potential resistance of policy officials to using unfamiliar methods, the methodology and guidance for GHIA were therefore based upon and complemented the Department of Health domestic health impact assessment toolkit [ 14].
Concerning both familiar and unfamiliar methods, ask yourself what your complaints are about those methods and what your friends' or colleagues' complaints might also be.
While serving with the Grand Fleet, Battleship Division Nine was forced to adapt quickly to unfamiliar British methods and standards.
Care is needed to determine how best to describe the aims of research in a comprehensible fashion, particularly when complex and unfamiliar research methods are involved.
He told the musicians he had never worked this way before, though the method, unfamiliar in one sense, was close to home in another.
The journey from an odd and difficult childhood to a literary career is not unfamiliar, but the method by which Richard charts his path is unconventional.
The report cited barriers including bureaucratic inertia, limited financing for abortions, providers unfamiliar with the method and bad timing -- many women arrived too late for a medical abortion, which is an option only early in pregnancy.
This blending of a new visual method, unfamiliar to many eyes, with the stream of verbal acidity is hardly an unqualified success, but the ambition is an honorable one, and the unhappy land that the film reveals is not one that Nichols cared to revisit, on the big screen, for too long.
