In addition to information about >2,000 exogenous factors (morphological, physiological, clinical), LifeLines-DEEP participants have been deeply profiled for multiple "omics" data layers.
We thank the LifeLines-DEEP participants and the LifeLines staff in Groningen for their collaboration.
As said, the latter rules have been determined at deeper levels, either by the actors themselves (first party regulation), or entirely or partly by other actors (second or third or hybrid regulation) [28], as deeper level participants—on the basis of power-conferring rules established at even deeper levels.
Similarly, since the interviews were conducted in local languages and transcribed in English, it is not impossible that some deeper meanings participants' intended to convey might be lost in the process of translation.
During a deep breathing session, participants were instructed to take a series of deep breaths every 30 min. During a control session, participants sat quietly.
I was in the N.L.-only league, which is extremely deep, with 13 participants and 10 pitching slots to fill.
Those invented gestures can be regarded as synonyms rather than quotes and constitute evidence that they derived from participants' deep understandings rather than from superficial memory of what they had seen.
Aitken's art train will be rolling deep with creative participants including Kenneth Anger, Urs Fischer, Carsten Höller, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Ariel Pink, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Dan Deacon, Dave Hickey, Alice Waters and many, many more.
During deep relaxation, the participants were given suggestions targeted at switching their self-image from that of smokers to non-smokers.
But multiple-choice questions are almost as good as essays, Nagy said, because they spot-check participants' deeper comprehension of the text.
Ary et al. (2014) believe that when researchers are probing to tap upon the deep-understandings of participants to find out about unpredictable possible responses they can use open-ended questions.
