Sentence examples for groups of perspectives from inspiring English sources

Categories were combined for analysis into seven groups of 'Perspectives' (Table 2).

Our evidence comes from a study of a group of stakeholders' perspectives on sustainable management of sheep grazing in low alpine landscapes in the south of Norway.

While data collection will be harmonized, information will be obtained from an international group whose range of perspectives will yield different interpretations of epidemiologic events.

There are at least three main groups of researchers or perspectives operating in the interdisciplinary ELSI research field: Ethicists, social researchers and scientists/technologists/practitioners.

Familiarisation with the descriptions of group perspectives and adoption of assigned group perspective through discussion of how the group would react to a set of specific questions given their adopted perspective.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, participation in class discussion, participation in group research, thoughtful presentation of perspectives during the talk show, and well-supported persuasive letter to the National Marine Fisheries Service.

However, we did stratify the groups to gather a diversity of perspectives, and we approached saturation, with few new findings in the later focus groups.

This study examines public acceptance in terms of public's opinion and knowledge about biofuels and their consumer patterns of transportation fuels by designing a multiple-choice questionnaire with four groups of questions: background information, community perspective, social perspective, and market perspective.

Ms. Gill's chilly choreography, which cuts through the austere scene like a knife, shows an ever-shifting landscape of perspectives as groups of dancers move in and out of diagonal lines, or one spins across the floor like a rolling pin.

Registered civil society groups representing a wide range of perspectives, including indigenous rights, least-developed nations, farmers, mayors, the business community, researchers, trade unions, women and gender, and youth, all had significant access to the negotiations and there were regular meetings with the high-level staff of the COP21 Presidency.

The five focus groups allowed for a diversity of perspectives and to reach data saturation.