Sentence examples for category was built from inspiring English sources

This category was built on three substantive codes: 1. "Not finding out where the patient is" According to the informants, AHC could signify several things: Not to imagine what the patient is going through: You have to imagine, and understand the things you say ; what are the consequences…what do you do and what will be the consequences.

The methods in the first category were built upon the 3D point clouds directly captured by the devices, such as terrestrial laser scanners.

The used categories are built from four key factors in new product development (NPD) which were developed by Shum and Lin (2007) who analyzed 14 benchmarks and 25 best practice studies.

Although some of these categories are built on top of common actions, like changing the relationship status on a Facebook profile or the change in employer on LinkedIn, other activities are inferred by what's actually being said in the status update.

Categories were built prior to analysis based on clinical judgement.

The follow-up interviews were analysed and thematic categories were built according the content and meaning of the answers.

These main categories were built on the identified subcategories and categories (Table  4) and are explained in the following subheadings; quotations from the mothers' responses illustrate the subcategories.

There were open-ended questions about the pros and cons about the CB-SCID1 (pro and con categories were built on the basis of the answers content).

This approach is in contrast to an exploratory approach in which the rubric categories are built from topics generated from student responses.

For qualitative analysis of the three open questions of the evaluation form, the answers were tagged and categories were built [ 28].

The categories were built on both dimensions (external consistency and evidence base) to support a further action plan for guideline development: low levels of evidence as well as inconsistencies between guidelines indicated the need for further research.