Sentence examples for fieldwork suggested from inspiring English sources

Results from the survey and fieldwork suggested that at least one out of five Little Athletes had one or more injuries resulting from their participation in the current season.

However, our experience of talking to men face-to-face during the interviews, and informally during the fieldwork suggested that they genuinely lacked concern about the maleness of the service.

Various pieces of evidence collected during fieldwork suggested there was a strong market for wild foods, that led some people to supplement their incomes by collecting and trading them (see Supplementary material).

The explorative nature of this qualitative fieldwork suggests caution on the generalizability of the findings.

Ongoing fieldwork suggests that the Markagunt slide is substantially larger than first estimated, Biek says.

Now, new fieldwork suggests that many of those ancient debris flows are the result of one of Earth's largest known landslides, which covered an area nearly 39 times the size of Manhattan.

Qualitative data and reflection on observations made by the PI in this study during fieldwork suggest that the simplified index appropriately indicates variable levels of motivation between hospitals, showing that the score could be an important component of motivation analysis.

But after many months of fieldwork, Colani suggested convincingly that they were used in funerary rites, intended to hold cremated remains.

However, forging links between CRep networks and external organisations on specific agendas for action and change was not observed or reported during fieldwork nor suggested by CReps or Coordinators as a key approach to progressing an issue.

My fieldwork data suggests that water resource governance can overcome these challenges and can promote community empowerment.

Villagers' reports, government documents, and observations made during the fieldwork all suggest the soil is not suitable for planting most cash crops because it consists of a deep gravely, impenetrable layer of rock substrate.