Sentence examples for components of a study from inspiring English sources

Another study comparing 21 different trial registers demonstrated that only 54% of entries in various registers provided adequate contact information, and less than 30% contained information on essential components of a study, such as outcome measures and intervention details [11].

A qualitative study of social researchers identified that they considered it challenging to integrate the qualitative and quantitative components of a study [ 29].

Indeed there was no discussion of how funding bodies positively influenced the exploitation of mixed methods research by valuing integration between components of a study or publication of integrated outputs.

Interdisciplinary approaches are characterized by the engagement of researchers from different disciplines in understanding and engaging in all components of a study and in sharing their different viewpoints regarding results and interpretations [ 6].

Barriers included those intrinsic to research methods, such as differing time lines of methods leading to separate analysis and publication; those related to the skills and preferences of researchers, such as different team members undertaking different components of a study; and structural barriers, such as different journals emphasising either qualitative or quantitative research.

The 'hierarchy of evidence' appeared to create a 'hierarchy of methods' which interviewees described as a tide which qualitative researchers had to swim against, because of the effort required to convince journal editors and team members of the worth of qualitative research, or value of integrating the qualitative and quantitative components of a study.

Results: A majority (68.2%) reported having experience in designing, performing or interpreting the SP component of a study when performed as part of a toxicology study.

This analysis is a component of a study approved by the Human Research Ethics Committees of Curtin University, the Western Australian Department of Health and all affiliated hospitals in Western Australia.

For example one reviewer of an article based on the quantitative component of a study positively encouraged the inclusion of the qualitative component within the paper.

The study was initially conceptualised (and data collection commenced) as a component of a study funded by the Department of Health under the Connecting for Health Evaluation Programme and reported previously [ 57].

This paper focuses on the qualitative component of a study evaluating a hope intervention, entitled Living with Hope Program (LWHP), designed to foster hope in female caregivers of family members living with advanced cancer.