Therefore, we concluded that the sample size of 21 was sufficient for an appropriate understanding of the topic and for answering the research questions " how" and " why".
The adapted instruments were adjusted according to the context of the study, and for the appropriate understanding of the participants.
The timing of the data collection (2005 2010) allows for the most appropriate understanding of event rates compared to older datasets, for example, from the 1990s, especially in the context of changing concomitant treatments of comorbidities (eg, intensity of use of antihypertensives, lipid-lowering drugs and newer antiarrhythmic drugs) and immediately before NOACs were launched.
The interpretation of the interaction between nanocarriers with membrane receptors is a matter that must be elucidated for a more appropriate understanding of the biological effects that are promoted.
It also opens doors for policy making and an appropriate understanding of women's consumption behavior in the Chinese context.
The 2012 report listed "significant risks" as a coordinated campaign by concerned stakeholders that prevents access for essential survey activities, establishing an "appropriate understanding of the resolution of the affordability challenge" between the Department of Transport and the Treasury, and taking the project to deliver phase with effective governance.
Obviously, there is the concept of age appropriate understanding, but let's take meat production standards for example.
Calhoun's expectations for appropriate dress encompass the understanding that gender expression is not binary, that racial and cultural influences may inform students' choices, and that individual self-expression is a natural and important part of human development".
A qualitative study design was adopted for being appropriate in understanding social processes and concepts from the perspectives of study participants (health workers), informed by their lived experiences [ 15] in implementing the PMTCT programme.
We adopted a qualitative study design for being appropriate in understanding of social processes and concepts from the perspectives of study participants[ 11, 12] informed by their lived experiences[ 12].
