Sentence examples for categorisation issues from inspiring English sources

Offsetting these coding and categorisation issues therefore requires a detailed understanding of context.

Preliminary analysis entailed progressive coding and categorisation of issues emerging from the interviews.

Analysis entailed open coding and progressive categorisation of issues in an iterative process that included debriefing sessions with respondents and regular consultations with the research team [ 12].

Analysis of qualitative data entailed categorisation of issues based on inductive and deductive approaches by which a priori themes were used as a starting point.

'Disease diagnosis' categorisation involved issues such as the delay in the identification of a specific cancer while 'disease management' referred to events such as the care of a terminally ill patient.

The model provides a categorisation of the issues involved, which enables the development of recommendations for similar interventions.

The categorisation according to issues clearly shows concentration of publications in some, more traditional areas—'medicines use'availabilityity'medicinesnes price/affordability' and 'financing model of medicines', directly related to the WHO ATM framework.

In applying the original Attitude system to analysing attitudinal meaning in the English discussions by the Vietnamese students, issues with categorisation arose with the sub-systems of Affect and Appreciation.

"Public opinion on social issues defies binary categorisation, it is more accurately understood in terms of a continuum, with a middle ground on may issues that comprises more than half the sample.

Again, this suggested the importance of constructing a study that was not bound by a focus on particular migrant or ethnic categories, but that could explore broader issues of identification, categorisation, inclusion, and exclusion in a more flexible way.

A somewhat trickier issue about the categorisation of Sedaris's work arose in 2007 when the journalist Alex Heard wrote an article questioning whether Sedaris's stories are as true as he claimed.