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Methods used. In the paper Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, X. and Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx (2008) Obesity: restriction or diet, used methodology is measurement of body mass, mass, calculation of body mass index and ultrasound screening of liver. Obesity is defined based on body mass index. Regarding the practicum: Xxxxxxx, B. (2006) is devoted to the students and learners and is explaining about basic principles of fruit storage and about techniques: cool storage with the normal atmosphere (NA) and cool storage with the controlled atmosphere paying attention to the packing and transport of fruit products and physiological diseases that are occurring during the storage of fruits and other products. On the other hand, regarding the methods used it is very hard to elaborate as the 100% of listed literature references are polished as in proceedings summary. From proceedings, sometimes it is hard to distinguish which methodology is used in the work. None of the papers found clearly mention nor describe the methodology.
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Methods used. Table 22 : Methods used for Macedonia % publ. with primary data % of publ. with secondary data % of publ. with both % of publ. method quantitative % of publ. method qualitative % of publ. both methods 80 20 0 20 20 40 Total 100% Total 100%* *We couldn’t conclude about the methods applied to obtain primary data in two publications so we put about those n/a, that counts for 20% of the publications.
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Methods used. Table 27 : Methods used for Montenegro % publ. with primary data % of publ. with secondary data % of publ. with both % of publ. method quantitative % of publ. method qualitative % of publ. both methods 50% 49% 1% 84% 8% 8% Total 100% Total 100%
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Methods used. Table 33 : Methods used for Serbia % publ. with primary data % of publ. with secondary data % of publ. with both % of publ. method quantitative % of publ. method qualitative % of publ. both methods 51% 49% - 81% 4% 15% Total 100% Total 100%
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Methods used. Table 40 : Methods used for Slovenia % publ. with primary data % of publ. with secondary data % of publ. with both % of publ. method quantitative % of publ. method qualitative % of publ. both methods 91% 9% 0 24% 22% 47% Total 100% Total 100%
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