We used qualitative research, especially the descriptive design (description of the phenomenon) and the comparative design (comparison of data).
The wall texts, the new catalog and especially the descriptive captions attest not only to a shift from artifice to authenticity in public taste but also to a greater measure of truth-telling about museum policies.
2. Describe the Colors in Times Photo Grids: The Times occasionally publishes multimedia image grids or "quilts" that can be very useful tools for language development, especially for descriptive language.
However, whilst item 16 loaded slightly low (0.389) it contributed to overall scale reliability and there did not seem sufficient reason to remove it from the scale, especially as descriptive analysis showed this domain to be the most severely impacted by diabetes (mean weighted impact -3.68 ± 3.41).
Often, we try to coordinate attitudes by invoking these words more for their emotive meanings than for their descriptive, especially when the descriptive meanings are taken for granted.
While studies based on small-scale primary surveys although considered the detailed components of maternity expenditure but mostly are descriptive, especially lacks robust statistical assessment [6, 11, 27].
▪ While the overall rate of error for manually entered data can be low, individual fields may be variably prone to error, especially those involving descriptive text or requiring an element of interpretation.
In addition to these perceived advantages and disadvantages of ecstasy use, normative measures have been used, especially subjective and descriptive norms, as well as perceived behavioural control over ecstasy use.
As noted by Sandelowski [ 16], qualitative description is especially useful in obtaining straight descriptive answers to questions of special relevance to practitioners and policy makers.
