We commend this three-step approach to health services researchers who wish to maximize impact by basing their research on a natural progression from documenting problems, to understanding their causes, to formulating and deploying a solution.
And, alternatively, his opinion leader would be very different from the one of a physician who lives in Illinois," says Nair. Nair and his colleagues solved that particular problem by basing their research on a survey of 1,500 physicians performed by a leading pharmaceutical company.
Basing their research on notions of freedom of dress, the authors concluded that as women's clothing size increases, their perceived freedom in selecting exercise clothing declines.
The team from Swansea's College of Engineering are basing their research on the bio mechanical analysis on the skeletons of the archers to examine the effect of a life of using very powerful longbows on the musculoskeletal system.
Moog et al. (2011) basing their research on six qualitative case studies conducted in Germany in 2008 observed that personal or individual orientations of the owners, predecessors, and successors affect the strategy and performance of their family businesses.
Basing their research on case studies, authors show the elements that contributed to a complex process (based on identifying, translating, embedding, and sharing of transformation) toward SBMs which requires the building of networks and collaborative practices for learning and action around a new vision.
Dr. Pomeranz and his colleagues based their research on 39 studies performed in American hospitals by other researchers from 1966 to 1996.
Equally significant, this scenario was not implicated by any, not even a single one, of the 286 published papers that based their research on the correctness of Li et al and went on to postulate loss of Runx3 expression in normal GIT Ep to explain the pathogenesis of various types of cancer.
They based their research on a survey of students, who rated House and Senate members in 2007 on a scale of attractiveness.
According to experts, who based their research on a survey of 2,294 adults aged 18-75 lining in the UK, the older group represented the country's "hidden drinkers".
She and her team based their research on observation, interviews, surveys of users' homes and asking people to keep logbooks of their communications usage in several European countries.
