The research design and its implementation as well as the author backgrounds have been reported to allow the reader to evaluate the relevance of data on which findings were based, the logic by which the conclusions were drawn, and the degree to which the interpretations reflect a coherent and grounded conclusion (16).
Moreover, during data collection and analysis, we relied on accepted principles of trustworthiness to allow the reader of the research report evaluate the relevance of data on which findings were based, the logic by which the conclusions were drawn, and the degree to which the interpretations reflect a coherent and grounded conclusion [ 32- 35].
It is not just social workers who need the time and resources to be able to base their decisions on evidence; people at all levels of social care, from policymakers and commissioners down to frontline staff, should be grounding their conclusions on solid, up-to-date research.
Amid a recent flurry of pieces on the subject, this one is by far the best, grounding its conclusions on a computer simulation of 10m racks of letters. .
The speculative inferences of the previous paragraph should be viewed as hypotheses for verification in future experiments rather than as statistically well-grounded conclusions, for two reasons.
"It's an elegant statistical approach based on real data rather than theoretical models that should help lead to well-grounded conclusions," adds computational geneticist Shaun Purcell of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, who, as part of the International Schizophrenia Consortium, headed a so-called genomewide association study to search for genes associated with schizophrenia.
Even so, the panel took unusual care in reaching a conclusion grounded in current equal-protection jurisprudence.
May 2008 Coroner Mr Walker calls for the RAF Nimrod fleet to be grounded at the conclusion of the inquest into the deaths on Nimrod XV230 He said: "The crew and passengers were not to know that this aircraft, like every other aircraft within the Nimrod fleet, was not airworthy.
All of the FDA's approvals of FAPs for acesulfame were grounded on the conclusion that safety studies, including long-term animal tests of acesulfame carried out for Hoechst, the manufacturer of the chemical, in the Netherlands in the 1970s, were adequate and the test results indicated safety.
