Therefore, we recruited participants from diverse racial backgrounds and a lower socioeconomic status in order to develop a robust understanding of children's experiences.
These categories were revised, elaborated, refined, and validated through data triangulation, where multiple interview sources were considered to develop a robust understanding of the phenomenon of interest.
We used qualitative content analysis because our goal was to develop a robust understanding of the types of questions family caregivers would like to see in a questionnaire measuring level or quality of care from their perspective [ 36].
It is clear that under our present education system, students are not presented with a coherent view of energy and energetics and, not surprisingly, are unable to develop a robust understanding of energy changes that accompany chemical reactions and molecular interactions.
But, for various reasons, social care has struggled with developing a robust evidence base.
The resolution of the conflicting evidence around cannabinoid action will continue to be a research priority in the near future, and it is expected that developing a more robust understanding of the mechanisms of action underlying cannabinoid action will facilitate the acceptance of cannabinoid use in a clinical setting.
The challenge to researchers in the multi-media community is to 1) develop a robust way of understanding user intent and 2) generate highly relevant clusters for the given intent and query.
Others think it is possible to develop a more robust understanding of God from within the bounds of reason and sense-perception.
We encourage future researchers in this area to build on this work to develop a more robust understanding of ECS and its impacts on all stakeholders involved.
Additional studies on the connection between health insurance premium increases and the relative consolidation of the health insurance would be helpful to develop a more robust understanding of the health insurance marketplace.
By analyzing students' DQC responses, the instructors were informed about their students' knowledge, and as such, could better frame the content in ways that helped students develop a more robust understanding of biology.
