Therefore, 'factors' were described in the broadest sense, comprising experiences, needs and expectations, circumstances, characteristics and health beliefs of non-western women.
In doing so, we are able to remember a large number of events including detailed sequences of events comprising experience as well as the temporal and spatial context of each event in the sequence[2].
The participants comprised experienced and less-experienced Fireground Incident Commanders who used the decision support system interfaces to identify the most appropriate entry point to extract a victim from a simulated burning building.
The tutors were comprised experienced obstetricians, anaesthesiologists and neonatologists with special education in leading simulation training courses.
The curriculum development group comprised experienced EBM teachers, clinical epidemiologists, clinicians and educationalists from institutions in seven European countries.
Of the 30 experts (who comprised experienced academic GPs, academic/clinical pharmacists and clinical pharmacologists/physicians, identified by the Project Steering Group) invited to join the panel, 17 agreed to participate, and were representative of all specialists invited to participate in terms of location and expertise.
The research team will also meet fortnightly with a working group comprising experienced mental health and drug and alcohol clinicians employed at the hospital site to raise and address any issues arising from working within the hospital and to discuss and gain insight into the best management of participants throughout the trial period.
The group comprises hugely experienced players and those just starting out on their international careers.
The QualiPRO research team comprises both experienced qualitative researchers and clinicians working with people with cancer.
Racial and other identities are, borrowing from Gadamer, "hermeneutic horizons comprised of experiences, basic beliefs, and communal values, all of which influence our orientation toward and responses to future experiences" (2006, 287).
