29 The workshops drew on Mitchell's concept of a 'telling' case study 'in which the particular circumstances surrounding a case serve to make previously obscure theoretical relationships apparent' (ref. 25, p.239).
As is evident from the case studies, their specific circumstances, social resources and representations impact on the meanings which the children attached to caring.
Fourth, there are specific circumstances under which case study approaches enable one to test theories.
Finally, the applicability of this design approach beyond the specific circumstances of the case study presented in this paper is discussed.
Although the circumstances of this case study were specific to a Senegal experience, the findings demonstrate five key lessons for the reduction of maternal deaths in resource-poor settings that may be widely applicable.
(Just why Redstone continues to think that he comes from nothing, under the circumstances, is an interesting case study in the psychology of success: perhaps, if you are worth many billions, an upper-middle-class upbringing simply feels like nothing).
However, the findings of each case study only seem relevant to particular unique cultural circumstances.
With this circumstance, this study conducts a case study to test the urban industrial symbiosis promotion in one typical industrial city named Liuzhou, in southern China, of which heavy industries play an important role.
Key demographic, housing and environmental health factors for each case study child were examined to gauge their overall living circumstances and compare these to the details of the living environments of other young children in the study community.
In other words, Colorado's current appraiser crunch may be turn out to be a unique circumstance, but it serves as a case study in what will happen elsewhere if new appraisers don't enter the profession soon.
