Sentence examples for guide analyzed from inspiring English sources

AFW participated in the design of the study and in the development of the interview guide, analyzed data, and commented on drafts of the manuscript.

Accordingly, two investigators (KC, HLH) who did not attend the focus groups and were not involved in the development of the project proposal or moderator's guide analyzed the transcripts.

LLO had the initial idea, participated in the design of the study and in the development of the interview guide, analyzed data, and commented on drafts of the manuscript.

Earlier this year Ms. Brewer's office produced the Age-Friendly West Side Grocery Guide, analyzing 23 grocery stores in terms of amenities like handicapped-access restrooms, seating, senior discounts and meat in single-portion packages.

The WHO guide "Analyzing Disrupted Health Sectors" notes, "the strongest indicator of crisis is lack of data" [ 10].

RA and LA wrote the treatment satisfaction focus group guide, and analyzed the treatment satisfaction focus groups.

The team that developed the interview guide and analyzed the data included ZT, HW and EK who are all part of the MEPI Coordinating Centre and not attached to any of the four schools examined in this study.

The characteristics of the flexure guides are analyzed using the finite element method and are embodied into a multi-body-dynamics simulation tool.

The content of the route descriptions produced by the guides was analyzed in terms of the latter's representations of their interlocutors' prior knowledge of the route environment, their spatial abilities and the landmarks they mentioned.

As part of this effort, the office of City Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer recently published the Age-Friendly West Side Grocery Guide, which analyzes 23 grocery stores in her district, and lists them according to amenities that older people may find appealing, like restrooms accessible to the disabled, seating, senior discounts and meat packaged in small amounts.

Lefebvre's exhaustive knowledge of the French peasantry of the 18th century was his sure guide in analyzing the society of the time, since four-fifths of the people were peasants and the social positions of the aristocracy, the bourgeoisie, and the town labouring classes were defined largely by their relation to the rural population.