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Specifically, it examines the 'know-what', 'know-why' and 'know-how' of soils among agricultural advisors through analysis of data collected from an extensive postal questionnaire survey of 162 advisors across England supplemented by qualitative data from semi-structured interviews with 64 advisors.

The presentation of the quantitative data is supplemented by qualitative data from patient comments.

These steps were supplemented by qualitative data from three focus groups of emerging adults with type 1 diabetes (n = 16, mean age 26.6 ± 2.5 years, 56% female, 81% Caucasian, mean A1C7.5%%).

The quantitative POS data are supported by qualitative data from these facilities, which identified the multidimensional problems of outpatients in line with the WHO definition of palliative care, i.e. problems in the physical, psychological, social and spiritual domains [ 26].

The observed association between a positive perception of ART and ever testing in women and repeat testing is corroborated by qualitative data from the same period and communities showing that access to ART influences the decision to test for HIV [ 36].

This finding is corroborated by qualitative data from Zimbabwe, where providers have reported that some women prefer dilatation and curettage (D&C) because of the belief that it will be more effective than misoprostol in 'cleansing' the remaining products of conception.

All three hospital teams conducted an effective nutrition awareness week, as determined by qualitative data collected from interviews and feedback from educational sessions.

Quantitative results derived from the questionnaires were validated by qualitative data collected from a follow-up interview with a sample of participants.

The quantitative component combined a cross-sectional study with retrospective patient records review supplemented by qualitative data obtained from focus group discussions (FGD) and key informant interviews at the five selected ART sites in Zambia.

These quantitative results are supported by qualitative data analysed from interviews.

The acceptability and appropriateness of this measure is supported by qualitative data obtained from the interviewers who recorded that weight loss was reported along with, for example, comments on "looser clothes" and "need to tighten the belt".