The findings are based on in-depth questionnaires completed by 2,500 young people, which have been analysed by Gundi Knies from the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex where the Understanding Society study is based.
The interpretations are based on in-depth interviews with traceurs in two cities in Finland, Helsinki and Jyväskylä.
These conclusions are based on in-depth investigations of amorphous DLC films that were locally irradiated by a number of ion species employing several temperature regimes.
Despite the fantastical qualities of her art, all Lu's works are based on in-depth research and existing scientific evidence.
These data are based on in-depth interviews with individual IRB members and chairs, and did not include direct observation of IRBs making decisions, or investigation of IRB written records.
Results presented in this paper are based on in-depth consultations held with patients in Victoria, Australia, and community stakeholders (henceforth referred to as 'stakeholders') from Australia wide including some international representatives.
This qualitative study was conducted between April and July 2013, and the findings presented in this paper are based on in-depth interviews (IDIs) and focus group discussions (FGDs).
The doctoral level study used mixed methods while the findings presented in this paper are based on in-depth interviews (IDIs) with ASHAs, their co-workers and health system representatives (DWCD and health department officials).
As far as training new scientists for careers in environmental health science is concerned, Nelson always maintained that such training programs should be based on in-depth training in one of the major environmental health science specialties with electives in the others.
The research, commissioned by the Department for Transport (DfT), was based on in-depth interviews with people who said they had drug-driven in the past year.
We need to know what was in this report, because it was based on in-depth assessments of the children by "eminent paediatricians and psychiatrists" who concluded that the doctors' diagnosis was correct in 70-75% of the contested cases.
