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Data collection and analysis was conducted concurrently so that as new concepts emerged across interviews they could be explored in-depth in the remaining interviews.
Members' roles will be explored, in-depth: their perceptions of how the network functions and their role in it, including specific details on their activities and experience of constraining and facilitating factors for those activities.
Finally, the long duration of the forum discussions allowed for different aspects of the topic to be explored in-depth and gave time for participants to express their own, evolving views [ 37].
Like West, Sonja Sohn's Kima has to do a lot of the heavy lifting, especially in the first series, when hers is the personal life that is explored in the most depth.
These practices were explored in the in-depth interviews.
While the relationship between spiritual values and/or religion and vaccination status has not been explored in-depth in the literature [ 26], some studies have demonstrated a positive relationship between religion and health promoting behaviors such as healthy eating habit [ 27].
Additionally, regional disparity is explored in-depth based on the analytical results and practical concerns.
The damage mechanisms were explored in-depth using strain gauge tests and finite element analysis, which showed a significant increase in shear stress around the holes prior to final failure.
Data collection and analysis will be carried out iteratively so that emerging themes in the analysis can be explored in depth in the subsequent interviews.
These factors will be explored in more depth in the disaster context in the following sections.
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