Sentence examples similar to amalgamating focus from inspiring English sources
Data from focus groups and interviews were amalgamated and the major themes detailed in a report [ 42] using description and quotes from participants to support these findings [ 39].
The focus group discussions were recorded and transcribed, and later amalgamated using the written notes taken by the researchers during the sessions.
Although the focus of conservation is probably still on the suburban homeowner, Amalgamated's experience has shown that urban conservation can have a huge impact.
Data segments from each interview and focus group were then transferred to another Word 2007 document where they were amalgamated by theme using the tabular function.
Rejuvenating primary healthcare policies from an essentially 'reactive-based system' (responding only when individuals are sick) to a 'proactive-based system' (focus on overall mental and physical health well-being) needs to be drafted immediately and amalgamated in all public health facilities within Malaysia.
The natural fibres are technically enhanced by amalgamating with plastics.
One model for a merger is Jobcentre Plus, created by amalgamating benefits offices and Jobcentres.
A spokesman said: "It is interesting that the focus is now on the number of schools with spare capacity, when in recent years councils have faced heavy criticisms both locally and nationally for trying to close or amalgamate schools.
Inferential statistical analysis of the kinematic variables therefore focussed firstly on testing for pertinent differences between 1.8 m jumps from a firm surface (i.e. amalgamating the conditions firm to firm and firm to compliant; firm surface take-off conditions) and from a compliant surface (compliant surface take-off conditions).
Thereafter JFL created the first draft of the guidelines by amalgamating all documents.
