Used in such ways, case studies support better informed understandings of factors influencing complex interventions (19), thus minimising the implementation variation (20) across sites when more generalisable methodologies (such as randomised control trials) need to be used.
There is a great deal of new material here which not only brings events alive, but also leads to fresh assessments and a better-informed understanding of the politics of one of the world's most volatile and violent regions.
Therefore, as more data becomes available, it is important for patients, and their care community (e.g. family members, social carers) to be better informed, since more understanding of their conditions and risks can help to reduce risk and lead to positive change.
Future research needs to concentrate on further investigating occupational functioning in adults with ADHD and pilot exploratory initiatives and tools, leading to a better and more informed understanding of possible barriers to employment and potential schemes to put in place to address these problems.
If we're going to help improve our schools, we better have a more informed understanding of the job that teachers do.
In the meantime, we would all be better served by a more informed understanding of exactly how much, or how little, benefit is reasonably to be expected by taking a drug, changing our lifestyle or undergoing a procedure.
This understanding provides a basis for better informed decisions regarding water-resource management of a carbonate aquifer in a semi-arid environment.
For all their heartache, then, these films generally leave us with the reassuring sense that things have got better – and, of course, with a richer, more informed understanding of how that change has come about.
Although people are better informed than they were, I think they have difficulty understanding contemporary art.
In Afghanistan he encouraged his men to wear facial hair, if appropriate, and his insistence on cultural understanding meant that he was often better informed than other commanders on the drivers of conflict.
