Sentence examples for enquiry identified from inspiring English sources

Any peculiarities in the data or novel lines of enquiry identified during these meetings were explored in subsequent interviews.

Narrative enquiry identifies experience as a story which becomes meaningful through interpretation.

The FITT framework provides a coherent and adaptable heuristic to direct qualitative enquiry, identify barriers to implementation, and classify themes for the purposes of developing a coordinated response.

Confidential enquiries identify and address substandard care provision in adverse maternal and child health (MCH) events (54– 54).

There is a tension between the principle of identifying the important questions prior to conducting a review, and keeping the review up to date as primary research identifies new avenues of enquiry.

"Should any new lines of enquiry be identified, they will be comprehensively pursued and we will, of course, contact those affected".

We endeavoured to include these in our enquiry, and identified six cases, but herb-based remedies may not be perceived by lay people as therapy for headache and it is likely that they were underreported.

We aimed to continue recruitment until no new avenues of enquiry were identified.

Grey literature including conference abstracts, policy documents and material generated by third sector or user-led enquiry was identified via the British National Bibliography for Report Literature, Google Scholar and the websites of relevant UK government departments and charities (e.g. the Department of Health, Rethink and Mind).

In collaboration with the Centre for Maternal and Child Health Enquiries, we identified and collected data for all babies born between 22 and 26 completed weeks of gestation during 2006 to mothers resident in England.

Current technologies allow accurate identification and quantification of epigenetic alterations and are therefore a tractable second line of enquiry to identify driver events in prostate tumourigenesis.