Sentence examples for conducted drawing on from inspiring English sources

Thematic content analysis was conducted drawing on Attride-Stirling's approach of thematic network analysis (40).

A theoretical analysis was conducted, drawing on theories of 'positioning' and professional identity.

To contextualize the survey data, a qualitative study was conducted, drawing on the perspectives of 58 adults and 4 youth (age 14 21).

This point emerges prominently from the research that John R. Logan and I conducted, drawn on in your article.

Descriptive analyses are conducted drawing primarily on one type of source, namely routinely reported data on the numbers of health personnel and medical schools as covered by national reporting systems and compiled by the World Health Organization.

In the second stage, synthesis of evidence relating to each factor was conducted by drawing on the information from all three study types.

In the course of three decades, Dr. Krueger demonstrated a knack for conducting or drawing on economic experiments that turned the world into his laboratory.

While an important step in contributing aggregated data concerning urban emergencies in urban settlements, future research ought to be conducted that draws on the broader social capital framework.

One way management helped ensure a safety culture and up to date knowledge was through training conducted each year drawing on a combination of international guidelines, port-operators, and sometimes the government: "Each unit will conduct their business and will share necessary information with each other when it is important about safety or security issues.

To answer this question, psychologist and brain researcher Caroline Di Bernardi Luft and her colleagues conducted a study, drawing on what we already know about how we fall into ruts in the first place.

It not only offers tax and custom duty exemptions for registered businesses; it also operates its own regulatory system, civil and commercial laws, and courts, conducted in English, drawing on English common law and judges experienced in that system.