Under his leadership, the Institute created The Hechinger Report, a source of in-depth, nonpartisan journalism about education.
Since the advent of the analytical fields new assays and methods have been on the rise, thereby making the diagnostic industry a source of in-depth information.
Interviewing persons with patient safety expertise in mental health care, therefore, is a valuable source of in-depth information that is urgently needed to expand research in this field where currently there is little research available [ 9].
We would work in Pakistan and Afghanistan and provide a fresh, unique source of in-depth information.
It drew on policy documents as a source of information, and in-depth qualitative interviews, as recommended elsewhere [ 23].
The primary data entailed the use of in-depth interviews, whereas sources of secondary data included academic papers, government and NGO reports, various legal documents (new Family Code, Penal Code and the new Constitution) and media reports.
In quoted extracts, we have removed identifying place and other information and indicated local authority area (except for stakeholder interviews, where this might breach confidentiality) and source of data: in-depth individual or pair interview (I), group interview (G), key informant interview (K), document (D) or fieldnotes, including informal intercept interviews (F).
There is no way the United States will be able to persuade Pakistan to become a full partner in Afghanistan (and stop providing sanctuary to the Afghan Taliban) given Islamabad's obsession with India and its view of Afghanistan as a critical source of strategic depth in its struggle with India.
To conclusively assess the value enhancing effect of enzymes targeting antinutritional non starch polysaccharides in a specific feed source, in depth understanding of the substrate is required, to use the right enzyme for the relevant polysaccharides.
Drawing on a variety of sources, including in-depth interviews and newspaper coverage from Hamilton, Canada, this paper explores the processes by which ordinary places are characterised as healthy or unhealthy, and investigates how health-affirming and health-denying places exist together in everyday life.
The structural details of hepatitis C virus (HCV) have been elusive because of the lack of a robust tissue culture system for producing an adequate amount of virions from infectious sources for in-depth three-dimensional (3D) structural analysis.
