Sentence examples for grounded analysis from inspiring English sources

The stiffness of his prose will doubtless limit his readership, but his solidly grounded analysis deserves a wide audience.

In the grounded analysis, we clarify how social stratification constructs incentives and disincentives to adopt agroforestry.

This article offers a literature-supported conception and empirically grounded analysis of surprise by exploring the capacity of scenario-driven, agent-based simulation models to better anticipate it.

This problem comes into sharpest relief when seen in connection with human biogenesis – a juxtaposing and grounded analysis of human and animal embryos can, in no way, provide us with any differences in the field of axiology.

Bateman (2011: 52) presses the need for "more empirically grounded analysis of a broader range of multimodal documents" in order to verify or disprove Kress and van Leeuwen's interpretations of the composition of information value.

Then it gives the steps of a grounded analysis method for doing user-space identification with categorization and producing personas as a grounded theory that is describing the classes of users for a computer-based system.

In this paper, we present a numerical approach based on the boundary element method for grounding analysis in layered soils.

Theme analysis was chosen for its flexibility which allows a full exploration of the data without the constraints of methods such as interpretative phenomenological analysis or grounded theory analysis which are more theoretically bounded [ 24].

Two other fellow researchers with doctoral degrees who are proficient in adopting grounded theory analysis supervised the analysis process and results.

Qualitative analysis was performed, based on inductive grounded theory analysis techniques of open coding, constant comparative analysis and theory building, with the aid of NVivo 8 software.

Focused coding is the second major step in grounded theory analysis identifying common themes and thus shifting analysis to a higher conceptual level.