The results also support extending NET outside of situations where testimony may be required to other situations where people may benefit from developing narratives.
Databases such as Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) and Genetics Home Reference (GHR) use information from the biomedical literature to develop narrative records describing gene involvement in disease processes.
A well developed narrative can make it great.
That partly stems from the assumed link between lurid headlines and audience interest (and hence income), and partly because issues develop narratives, and stories that fit the narrative are more likely to make the cut.
This lesson plan was also important in the scheme of our course, as the students were required to write a research paper, in which they posed research questions and developed a narrative from a large amount of documents and data to answer that question.
The framework was developed from narrative accounts (social constructions) of stakeholders interviewed in this study.
We also created CB2's most successful collaboration with Fred Segal - which we developed from narrative to product design to launch.
The inability to generate support and the associated policy traction from a wider range of participants can be seen, at least in part, to reflect the difficulty of developing convincing narratives for addressing complex social problems (Lu 2006).
These themes, together with consideration of the epistemologies of the papers, were then used to develop overarching narratives emerging from the reviewed literature.
When she sets out to develop a narrative or persona, she culls from history and cultural references, crafts her sets, and then choreographs what she calls her "message".
Indeed, while the film frequently lingers on digital cameras and mobile phones and uses on-screen text to develop the narrative, its ultimate power comes from how it humanizes two bloggers.
