In in-depth studies, some scholars found that the NF- κB complex can activate the transcription of the gene associated with the MDR1 promoter.
In in-depth interviews, former CHWs were more likely to report that the CHW job did not meet their expectations for self-development or value and recognition.
Angry that Israel refused to engage in in-depth discussions about the possible extent of an Israeli withdrawal, Syria broke off talks with Israel shortly after their negotiations resumed last December.
At the moment, Arab thought has been hindered by a barren ideological construct that pits secularists against Islamists, making it impossible for either to indulge in in-depth reflection about the intellectual limitations that afflict both of them.
(Such shifts to the industry structure of electronics were mentioned by Herman Schoo and Andreas Dietzel in in-depth interviews).
Individuals in both arms participated in in-depth qualitative interviews after the first 10 weeks of the intervention and again after the final maintenance session.
The study design was based in in-depth face-to-face interviews in two sessions to collect life stories and content analysis.
The 20 people who took part in in-depth interviews were members of the UK Macular Disease Society (MDS, since renamed the Macular Society).
Furthermore, North Korean defectors tend to have a resistance politically and emotionally against North Korean government, so they could answer partially in in-depth interview (Keum 2015).
In addition, since we do not know which ethnicities are involved in marriages of nonmonoethnic households, the above statistical indicator has limited value in in-depth analysis.
The pre-survey included 14 questions about North/South Korean clothing culture, 2 questions for demographic information and 1 question to ask to participate in in-depth interview.
