The fear is that the Internet is destroying newspapers, which means there won't be resources to get the news or generate in-depth, investigative stories.
Similarly, a mock IRB simulation with students of sociology was found to generate in-depth discussion of ethical issues in research in sociology (Sweet, 1999).
Specifically, they recommend focusing on teacher learning goals, providing opportunities for facilitators to expand their specialized content knowledge, and using video or other artifacts of practice to generate in-depth discussion and reflection.
Data collection should be aligned with designer needs: Qualitative techniques that generate in-depth consumer understanding in early stages of innovation can be combined with quantitative testing for fine-tuning final designs.
On the other hand, individual interviews can better generate in-depth information about a single individual.
These 30 households were followed over 10 months to generate in-depth data and understanding of household experiences.
The study presented here used qualitative methods to generate in-depth understanding of what aspects of the LCNS role may contribute to increased treatment rates.
This naturalistic approach seeks to generate in-depth knowledge about how and why people behave as they do in particular settings, while minimising the impact of the researcher.
Systems biology aims to generate in-depth profiles by integrating multifaceted datasets and harnessing their power to predict, for example, immunogenicity following vaccination, using complex computational approaches.
In line with other qualitative research methods, DPIs are primarily explanatory and are used to generate in-depth understanding of human behaviors and experiences, taking into account complexity, detail, and context (Ritchie, Lewis, Nicholls, & Ormston, 2013).
There is a need to generate in-depth information about the connectivity between gender imbalances (asymmetrical resource ownership, sexual decision making, roles, and norms) and sexual violence plus associated HIV risky sexual behavior among married women.
