This is not recognized as a significant limitation, as the goal of qualitative inquiry is not to seek representativeness in its findings, but rather to contextualize findings.
The purpose of including subjects from both treatment and community settings was not to compare drug users entering treatment with those who did not seek, or lacked access to, treatment, but rather to provide findings that were generalizable across a broad range of IDUs.
As such, we were unable to comment directly on the accuracy of either test, but rather to compare the findings of each test in relation to prior beliefs about their properties.
However, these tests were not meant to stand alone but rather to complement the findings of the objective neuromuscular monitoring.
In the interest of keeping the paper to a reasonable length, we have not attempted to cite every paper that we identified, but rather to emphasize those findings that reflect consistency in the literature.
The Humane Society's position has nothing to do with endorsing Vick's return to football but rather with finding a way to use his visibility to fight the scourge of dogfighting, which Pacelle said is gaining popularity with African-American and Hispanic teenagers in urban areas.
It is not our intention to reproduce this finding, but rather to provide an overview of the career intentions of medical students at the earliest possible opportunity in their training.
The intent of using both of these methods was not to seek confirmation and alignment but rather to expand and present complementary findings and more in-depth insights.
The purpose of this process is not, explicitly at least, to assess the believability or rigour of this past research, but rather to examine and classify the findings, both for and against prospect-refuge theory, in a way that is useful for the design disciplines.
Webb had been a prestigious reporter with a Pulitzer under his belt) and despite this, or because of it (along with the fact that his reporting was put Online for everyone to read and was therefore available), the New York Times, the LA Times and the Washington Post put their money and their power, not behind helping to complement his research and findings but rather to demean and discredit him.
The purpose of these interviews was not to produce generalized findings, but rather to describe in depth the experiences of adolescent mothers in this setting.
