12 We used the recommended approach for developing and designing this new intervention, which consisted of three phases Identifying the evidence base, Identifying appropriate theory to inform and model the design of the intervention, Feasibility testing the intervention.
A protocol amendment was instigated to analyse our primary outcome using the recommended binary approach: the progressors rates.
In contrast, using the recommended WHO approach, whereby districts are aggregated according to ecological zone, appeared to be the least accurate sampling strategy, with mean absolute errors of 14% and 4% in pre- and post-MDA settings, respectively (Table 3).
We conclude that the use of gavage administration as the recommended approach may be inappropriate in the study of EDCs because it can confound studies by inducing substantial stress in animals, thus altering all endocrine and non-endocrine responses associated with a regular meal.
The recommended approach has been used in a large number of studies since then.
We employed an experimental design to measure the heart rate and behaviour of Royal penguins on Macquarie Island, Australia, in response to a single pedestrian visit using the current recommended approach distance of 5 m for visitors.
Moreover, given that the potential for CMB is very rarely acknowledged in medical informatics survey research, with a few exceptions [ 81, 82] we used the recommended "latent method factor" approach to further examine this issue [ 83], allowing us to conclude that CMB is not a major threat in this studye.
In such circumstances, clinicians should continue to use the previously recommended approaches to diagnose diabetes based on glucose measurements.
Even for ENHR processes, which use a standard recommended approach, the reporting of priorities varied markedly in format, with different methods of categorisation and numbers of listed priorities.
We used current recommended approaches with multiple imputation to overcome the biases that occur when performing complete-case analysis (Burton and Altman, 2004; Vergouwe et al, 2010).
