At Synocate we encourage in-depth research to uncover all of the unique collegiate opportunities.
And if you want to encourage in-depth conversations with other professionals (and potential donors) around your cause, as well as volunteers, a LinkedIn presence is essential.
We employed the "duo-interview" method to encourage in-depth discussion [ 16, 17].
The aim of data collection was to encourage in-depth exploration of the women's attitudes, perceptions and experiences of the incentive intervention.
Some prompt questions, such as; 'Would you like to tell me more about that?', 'What do you think will be the outcome of that?' and 'In what other ways was the family meeting helpful/not helpful to you?' were utilised to encourage in-depth reflection.
This large-scale analysis helps understanding the set of face-sensitive areas in the human brain, and encourages in-depth single participant analyses in which the whole set of areas is considered in each individual brain.
Encouraging in-depth pursuit of specific knowledge failure of skin-deep learning (Alberts, Science) 141 respondents, 1st and 2nd year students Identifies a need to define a core curriculum that can meet digitally competent learners.
The first results seem to be promising in enhancing their compressive strength without compromising their aesthetical appearance and, although preliminary, they encourage further in-depth analyses.
Although treatments of acute and long-term immune toxicities have been developed, current approaches of prediction, prevention, and treatment of nanoimmunomodulation are still lacking, encouraging further in-depth studies.
Branch, January 2014, $15m Branch media was started by Twitter co-founders Ev Williams and Biz Stone, and attempted to encourage more in-depth discussion from social media.
The point of interest is to encourage more in-depth discussion with the patient to gain knowledge of the context surrounding the condition and to explore, although imperfect, whether the presenting condition is unavoidable.
