The molecular approaches that we used enabled us to explore the impact of treatment in more depth compared to cultivation.
Using a purposive sampling method the results of this study may not be representative of West Java or the Indonesian population; however, using qualitative methods enabled us to explore and understand the perspectives of community members on delivery care services.
We used qualitative methods that enabled us to explore opinions and ask open questions through 20 telephone interviews with GPs with a range of stool submission rates in England, and a discussion group with 24 GPs.
The use of focus groups enabled us to explore this under-studied issue in greater depth with an important part of the relevant workforce than we would have done, for example, using a questionnaire survey.
Using participant observation combined with interviews, case-note reviews and field-notes enabled us to explore professional/parent interactions and the way tools were used to accomplish common ground within the three dimensions of practice (mutual engagement, joint enterprise and shared repertoire) [ 27, 29].
Outlining the mixed method deployed for the study, we showed that a background statistical portrait could only be developed across some indicators of integration, while qualitative interviews enabled us to explore experiences across integration domains – analysing their inter-relationship using the coding facility provided by NVivo.
We have had stalwart support from the Arts Council and Liverpool City Council over the years, and this has enabled us to explore new ideas, piloting the creation of new income streams, and developing existing ones.
The presence of two binding pockets enabled us to explore a novel method of inhibition by compounds that bridge the adjacent phosphate and glycerol binding sites.
This unique incident enabled us to explore infancy as a critical period of arsenic exposure in regard to developmental neurotoxicity and its possible persistence through adulthood.
Organic matter, pyrite, and micro-fractures were volumetrically rendered with a resolution of 11.27 μm, and 2D/3D image investigations enabled us to explore the structure and fracture evolution of the sample due to in-situ compression.
Experimental results demonstrated the appearance of a new cracking scenario with respect to unaged composites, and a model based on finite fracture mechanics enabled us to explore the competition between the two different mechanisms.
