Sentence examples for explore the accounts from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we explore the accounts of three participants who experienced one or more life transitions during the course of the project, in order to consider the impacts of these events (both planned and unanticipated) on their everyday energy use and environmental actions as part of their linked lives with others.

The second chapter, entitled "The Classic Man-Eaters", explores the accounts of cannibalism produced by European colonialists and travellers in the Americas during the Early Modern era.

As researchers specialized in organization and accounting from HEC Paris, EM Lyon and the Copenhagen Business School, we have spent the past five years exploring the accounting practices that underpin these new organizational forms.

The interview process aimed to explore the subjective accounts of people working at the organization with regard to three main phases: the selection and adoption of the EMR system, the implementation process used and the evaluation process.

The case also incorporates questions designed to help you explore the financial accounting implications of tax planning.

I found the young men funny and entertaining and when I listen back to the recording I can hear myself laughing – something that I now feel uncomfortable about when I read the transcripts and explore the shockingly loud accounts of misogynistic disgust and the quieter, sadder story of social exclusion.

This model may prove to be helpful in future studies that explore the mechanisms that account for altered protein dynamics in obesity.

The clear clustering results indicate that a direct comparison of the lists of DEGs identified here might help to explore the underlying mechanism accounting for clinical outcome differences between USC vs. EAC-G1 and USC vs. EAC-G3.

In this retrospective qualitative case study, we examine the community engagement practices of the MOCS and explore the factors that account for its durability.

Quantitative studies can demonstrate a link between gender, loneliness and pet ownership but we need to conduct qualitative research to explore the factors that account for these relationships.

To explore the need of accounting for such ascertainment bias, we randomly selected sets of non-coding elements in the human genome, associated them with their closest genes, and performed a classical GO analysis on the indirectly selected sets of genes.