Sentence examples for a descriptive exploration of from inspiring English sources

Lastly, the statistical analysis of our research data was restricted to a descriptive exploration of curriculum characteristics.

However, the reports were limited to a descriptive exploration of the outcomes.

A descriptive exploration of overall OOPE and indirect costs in the sample and an investigation of possible differences between different groups within the sample were performed.

The aim of this study was to provide a descriptive exploration of how psychosocial needs (PNs) of patients in a hospice ward are expressed and met, in order to develop an understanding of the provision of psychosocial support in practice.

Examining the typical profiles of clusters associated with different levels of risk can provide a hypothesis-generating descriptive exploration of potential associations between covariates and link these to the outcome.

Descriptive exploration of the main independent variable will determine the frequency of occurrence, percentage, and rank order of each type of SLEs; the total number of SLEs exposures will then be calculated by summing the number of affirmative responses given on the LSC-R for each participant.

Descriptive exploration of the clustering of the children's mean lengths of time on caseloads and therapists' behaviours within occupational therapy services suggested that organisational and/or contextual factors may have some influence on therapists' behaviours and the lengths of time on caseloads.

His two previous novels, Ghost MacIndoe and Invisible, were beautifully weighted, descriptive explorations of what could have been but wasn't.

Following descriptive explorations of population characteristics, sex-specific logistic regression models controlling for covariates were used to investigate the main effects of PIR on CVD risk.

Also, we will highlight cases where descriptive explorations of heterogeneity are not provided and the I is over 50% as a point of caution when interpreting or using the results.

A qualitative descriptive approach as described by Sandelowski [ 24, 25] was used because it allowed a comprehensive description and exploration of couples' shared experiences of physical activity in retirement [ 26].