Sentence examples for concerns fieldwork from inspiring English sources

Because of security concerns, fieldwork was not possible in Afghanistan and Libya, although several primary research team members had deployed to Afghanistan multiple times.

The regular field presence of project managers, daily conversations between field coordinators with both field staff and project managers, and frequent discussions between project managers and principal investigators meant that fieldwork progress and concerns could be quickly communicated among the project team.

Two case studies; the first summarizing experience derived from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and subsequent fieldwork, the second concerning Neolithic ditch fills from the Tavoliere district in southern Italy are presented.

In table 2, we therefore present data collected during the fieldwork in 2008 concerning the three counties to which the villages studied belong.

In fact, early in the course of the fieldwork, we became concerned about the low rate of clinic attendance at time 2.

The existing literature in Earth science fieldwork demonstrates a particular concern to optimize the learning environment during fieldtrips and to encourage as much as possible the interactivity that should be inherent to fieldwork.

This concern was prompted by review of fieldwork conducted by Afana and colleagues (2010) examining variation in localized language describing experiences of trauma in Gaza.

One major concern prior to commencing the main fieldwork for the survey was ensuring that the questionnaire would be short enough to be administered via a mobile telephone.

This type of situation is revealed in many of my fieldwork interviews, in which a concern is reported that an individual's own face-state is affected by the behavior of another individual.

However, our experience of talking to men face-to-face during the interviews, and informally during the fieldwork suggested that they genuinely lacked concern about the maleness of the service.

Through discussions over months of fieldwork, it became clear that there was a strong, shared concern about job stress, turnover and educator wellbeing by educators, scheme management and sector organisations.