Sentence examples for explore circumstances from inspiring English sources

The main objectives of the current study are to investigate factors influencing institutionalization and to explore circumstances and living conditions of people with dementia and their informal caregivers receiving home or institutional nursing care.

Qualitative interviews explored circumstances of the first two phases of falling, as outlined by Noury et al. [ 37] firstly the 'pre-fall phase' involves the last activity carried out before falling; secondly, the 'critical phase', involves the sudden movement of the body towards the ground, until contact is made with the ground or an obstacle.

Since Mr. Ranta was released in March, another convicted man, Shabaka Shakur, has been granted a hearing by a judge to explore the circumstances of the police work in his case.

Dave Jones, the newly appointed interim chief constable of the force, which is reeling after the verdicts in the Hillsborough inquests last week, said in a statement: "The Hillsborough inquests have brought into sharp focus the need to understand and confront the past and give people the opportunity to explore the circumstances of such significant events.

"It will be able to use open material, for example, to explore the circumstances in which the polonium was brought into this country, to ascertain the likely movement of the polonium and those who were apparently carrying it around the country; to expose the evidence about the events leading up to the murder".

Finally, we explore the circumstances that argue for more in-depth participatory processes.

The purpose of this study was to explore the circumstances of fatal unintentional drowning incidents involving children with ASD under 15 years of age.

Eligible participants were invited to a telephone interview to explore the circumstances of their bat contact.

A longitudinal consideration of interaction and clinical management in patients with multimorbidity in primary care has the potential to explore the circumstances in which relationships or significant events might act as precursors to potential errors or adverse events.

Focus groups were conducted with 140 individuals aged 15 to 73 years who were homeless or hard-to-house to explore the circumstances in which they were living and to capture what they find to be important and relevant domains of QoL.

Ibsen in A Doll's House explored the circumstances that prompt such a decision.