Following a topic guide drawn from issues raised in the general self-management literature, interviews drew on participant's experience of using the approach, examining its perceived effectiveness, facilitators and barriers.
Figure 9 shows the different types of program used to test the approaches examined among the studies.
These hypotheses could be examined using the approaches developed here, once additional genome sequences become available.
Here we partition and estimate variance components using the approach described by MacGregor [ 17], which examines variation in allele frequency measurements between and within DNA pools.
For a model without covariate, we use the approach to simultaneously examine plots of parametric and nonparametric estimates of the survival function, superimposed on the same graph.
To examine this we used two approaches: examining the correspondence in differential regulation between the two datasets and examining the correspondence of topological characteristics in the networks described.
The approach examines the use of heuristic devices to assist memory recall and facilitate mental shortcuts to facilitate decision-making.
First, using the classical approach, we examined risk factor associations for any 4-fold rise in HI titer (enrollment to 12 months, 12 24 months, or enrollment to 24 months) against the swine influenza viruses in a binary logistic regression model.
Denny et al. (1997) use the approach developed in Jenkins (1994) to examine discrimination indices across the distribution in Britain using General Household Survey (GHS) data from 1974 to 1993.
By using the novel approach of examining a heterogeneous cohort of young depression, anxiety, bipolar and psychosis patients together, this study has demonstrated that insula GMV changes are associated with neurocognitive deficits and clinical symptoms in such young patients.
