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Ranft and Lord (2002) explore in-depth case studies to develop a grounded model of PMI.

We work our results into a grounded model of boundary organizations as a vehicle for open data initiatives.

Therefore, the qualitative approach in the present study, GT which "gives priority to the studied phenomenon or process – rather than to a description of a setting" (Charmaz 2006a, b, p. 22) allowed us to develop a grounded model from the writing processes of EFL students in more theoretical terms.

The strengths of the study were that 1) the counseling was based on a behaviorally grounded model, which had been found applicable in a health care setting, 2) the nurses were carefully trained for counseling, practiced counseling before the intervention and were supported in the implementation throughout the study and 3) a feasibility evaluation was included.

We here present an empirically grounded model that explains empirically observed statistical features of such networks.

The RETAIN framework is also a simple and grounded model which evaluators can use with ease.

In that way, the relationship between the sequence and folding of small noncoding RNAs (sncRNAs) appears as a genuine and biologically grounded model (Eddy 2001) for tackling the above questions.

For health services researchers interested in process evaluation NPT provides a verifiable and empirically grounded model of the operation of factors that promote and inhibit the routine incorporation of interventions in everyday practice.

A visual representation of the grounded model is included in Fig. 3.

But, he added, different instruments aboard Hubble have been turned on and off before, and tests on a ground model indicated that the operation could be conducted safely.

First, they suggest that the signification of T, given a ground model M, is the revision rule τM itself.