Sentence examples for adopt an interpretive from inspiring English sources

There is a distinct lack of high quality empirical evidence about joint commissioning and so we adopt an interpretive approach which identifies a series of discourses from the literature, each of which suggests that joint commissioning should achieve different things.

The approach adopted in this research follows the previous work of Dickinson [ 29], Williams and Sullivan [ 30] and Sullivan et al [ 24], which all adopt an interpretive approach to understanding the concept of collaboration more generally.

If the emotional valence of the scenario alone is sufficient to modify interpretation (consistent with the Emotional Valence Account), then we would expect participants in both the ambiguity present and ambiguity absent conditions to adopt an interpretive bias in line with their allocated scenario valence condition.

We adopted an interpretive research approach, which, in the interpretation of concepts in a first-order analysis, gives voice to the managers actually designing OC distribution concepts (Maanen 1979).

In adopting an interpretive approach, we employed multiple frameworks in the spirit of multi-logicality to enable us to make nuanced claims about the insights of social life in the classroom that we gained through cogenerative dialogues (cogen) (Roth & Tobin, 2005).

We adopted an interpretive perspective of organisation.

We adopted an interpretive approach based on listening to the experiences of GHR practitioners involved in the 14 teams.

We adopted an interpretive description (ID) approach to investigate how caregivers engage in screening of migrants in the Swedish context.

Our comparative approach was case-based and adopted an interpretive model which starts from the idea that any behavior, perception, attitude can only be understood within its social context.

The paper reviews over 100 documents that discuss joint commissioning, adopting an interpretive approach which sought to identify a series of discourses, each of which view the processes and outcomes of joint commissioning differently.

We sought to build a 'thick description' [ 32] of organisational life from the bottom up, adopting an interpretive perspective of organisation - a perspective which considers that 'organisational culture' is not a 'given' but is accomplished through recurring patterns of relationships and co-constructed meanings and actions [ 33].