Case study design is ideal for understanding a phenomenon in complex detail and gaining insight into the contextual factors that may be related to the research question [ 38].
"There's quite a lot of complex details across a whole range of schemes that need to be worked out to ensure that there is protection for vulnerable people in society.
The writing, in any case, is not crazed or rushed but seizes the reader with its energy and its precise presentation of people and events and complex detail.
She was more interested in the dry-form photos, which contained the complex detail that, with fastidious measurement, might enable her to compute the form of DNA.
Depending on the nature of your speech, if you've just presented a lot of complex details about climate change, the ending might be an appropriate time to introduce your first case study, or personal example that will help to drive home the facts that you've just presented.
I know that so very many of you here today have been negotiating the unbelievably complex details of a potential agreement for a very, very long time, and you must be profoundly weary.
Regrettably, the imbroglio may draw the media and the public into complex details of a Washington procedural, in which, as in a "House of Cards" plot, there is presumed to be no moral center.
And carrying out the complex details of such a plan would fall to a neophyte federal immigration commissioner.
This is not parochialism; the patient shouldn't be expected to understand fully the complex details of an innovative treatment when even the doctor's colleagues may not understand it.
This month, the New Yorker published an article (subscribers only, sorry) about Steve Clarkson's quarterback academy, which is one of the premiere places to learn all the freakishly complex details of being a successful big-time college and pro quarterback.
