Data analysis was informed by multiple theoretical standpoints, including the social ecological model, critical cultural theories and the 'cultural security' framework.
Because the ICU director, or nurse manager, may engage in the decision making process from multiple professional standpoints (as both clinician and manager), the likelihood of conflicting rational and justifiable solutions, leading to ethical dilemmas, increases.
From a neuro-humoral standpoint, multiple systems may be involved in the relation between hypertension and cognitive function.
From a pathophysiologic standpoint, multiple theories have been put forth in an attempt to explain this decline in amplitude of accommodation.
From a research standpoint, multiple database analyses are only rarely exploited for signal detection: we believe that the use of different SRSs represents an added value in the current era of drug safety research, where several consortia have been created to fully assess drug-related risks in the post-marketing setting.
A UChicago liberal education is conducted from the standpoint of multiple disciplines but beholden to none, which provides opportunities for critical inquiry, the discovery of knowledge, and fluency in foreign languages.
In general, from an instructor standpoint, multiple-choice (MC) questions can be advantageous with respect to ease of scoring, perceived objectivity in grading, fast return of scores in large classes, and the capacity to ask more questions (Simkin and Kuechler, 2005).
Here the researcher does not come with a predetermined set of categories or criteria, but seeks to encounter the form of language and the meaning of those forms, from multiple (polyphonic) visual and ideological standpoints.
Burke Johnson, et al. [ 41] describe mixed method research as an approach to knowledge that attempts to consider multiple viewpoints, perspectives, positions and standpoints [ 41].
