Sentence examples for fieldwork issues from inspiring English sources

JB Principal investigator on 85+ study, input to development of questionnaires and advise on fieldwork issues; Advice on design of paper, significant input and critical comments on drafts of paper.

In this paper we draw across observations made in our fieldwork, issues raised by policymakers and health workers we have met in these countries, and our continued following of local news and policy reports about the development of the medical tourism sector in the Caribbean to present a conceptual framework of health worker movements.

But Lisa Schuster, an academic at the City University London who recently conducted fieldwork on migration issues in Afghanistan, said that most of these migrants even those temporarily camped out in Iran are likely still intent on making it to Europe.

Fieldwork often involves issues like sexuality or childcare, feeding or hygiene, HIV disclosure and domestic conflict.

Debriefing sessions were held daily by researchers after the fieldwork to discuss issues and themes emerging from the interviews and to ensure consistency of question meaning.

Our fieldwork found that the issue of international hospital accreditation previously identified by Pocock and Phua's framework was by far the most prominent regulatory issue raised in conversations with Jamaican stakeholders.

R15 In the documentary analysis, half of the mixed methods studies were evaluations and a further third used a combination of survey and fieldwork to understand an issue (Table 5).

There are other issues with doing fieldwork in more urban areas; I've had the police come along and ask me what I'm doing a couple of times!

In the description of the fieldwork phase of the test, issues related to the sound source, the sound recorder, and spherical camera and how the Impulse Response (IR) measurement was made are discussed.

Review of the fieldwork reports showed that CHAs issue receipts to households every time they visit the household as confirmation of the visit.

In this context, the authors of the paper have made an attempt to investigate these issues in the empirical fieldwork executed in one of the least developed regions in Europe, namely the Podlaskie province.