Sentence examples for exploration of the processes from inspiring English sources
A case study approach was selected as it allows an in-depth exploration of the processes and perceptions of participants [55, 56].
Further exploration of the processes related to therapists' caseload management behaviours is required in order to develop a theoretically coherent understanding of caseload management.
This pushes us to state that model of celiac disease developed in our manuscript can be applied to identify gaps in experimental and clinical data and to initiate more quantitative and rational exploration of the processes involved in CD pathogenesis.
Available studies on engaging men tend to be quantitative, short-term and emphasise clinical outcomes, with little exploration of the processes of change for male programme beneficiaries or direct engagement with how women's experiences are potentially impacted by the programme (Dworkin et al. 2013).
There are several contributing motives for attempting self-immolation, and exploration of the process of self-immolation incidents will help interventionists and clinicians develop prevention programs.
Moreover, comprehensive global sensitivity analysis has been carried out to support exploration of the process conditions space in relation to target polymer melt properties.
But the higher energy consumption (5.75 kWh/kg of GAH produced), low current efficiency (50.5%) and recovery of GAH (57.2%) in this process were main obstacles for the industrial exploration of the process.
Further work includes exploration of the process of developing and establishing the clerkships, with perspectives from students as well as preceptors.
Information collected through the documentary review was used to map the integration of IPV within Spain's decentralized health systems, while qualitative information from the interviews permitted a deeper exploration of the process.
Montaigne's explorations of the processes of being are as important as the work of any significant philosopher in the Renaissance, despite their apparent lack of firm and consistent principle.
