Results of the descriptive in-depth review of selected incident reports included 81 (17.5%) of the IRs reviewed by the PI, primarily medication-related events (33/181 IRs), laboratory-related issues (23/99) and process variance events (15/103 IRs).
Like Joyce, Benedetti was enthralled by urban life, and he became the chronicler of the Uruguayan capital's bourgeoisie, though, unlike Joyce, Benedetti often remained at a descriptive level lacking depth.
However, a review done of the literature on CSR in by Chinese showed that it is very descriptive with little depth and much of the CSR literature is conceptual, descriptive, or argumentative in nature (Guan and Noronha 2013).
In a broad treatment of depth-based methods, Liu, Parelius, and Singh ("Multivariate analysis by date depth: Descriptive statistics, graphics and inference (with discussion)," 1999) include several devices for visualizing selected multivariate distributional characteristics by one-dimensional curves constructed in terms of given depth functions.
Design: This study was an in-depth descriptive qualitative design.
This particular study represents an in-depth, descriptive, exploratory analysis focusing on a single case [68].
2We also conducted in-depth descriptive comparisons of the treatment and control cohorts to check whether this assumption is correct, and we repeated the analysis varying the age range of the cohorts as a further robustness check of our findings.
More specific analyses require additional in-depth descriptive analyses [ 40], being beyond the scope of the present study.
This paper provides an in-depth, descriptive and exploratory assessment of the functioning of MTUHA at one district level hospital.
The report by Weintraub et al. provided in-depth descriptive information about cognitively normal older adults in the UDS, but was not intended as a normative study.
