Strengths of this research include its prospective study design, population-based sample, the linkage of questionnaire data with administrative databases to provide accurate information on health service utilization, and the implementation of in-depth, face-to-face interviews which provided high-quality data.
We then analyze the sequence of events that led to the explosion, and we highlight some of the provisions for the implementation of defense-in-depth and their failures.
Second, I studied strategy implementation in depth at seven of these enterprises.
In the serial implementation of Random Forest, the depth first method is adopted to split the nodes based on selected features.
At the feasibility and piloting stage, basic quantitative measures of implementation may be combined with in-depth qualitative data to provide detailed understandings of intervention functioning on a small scale.
Our early implementation interviews did not allow for in-depth evaluation of perceived improvement of health outcomes.
Using the policy triangle framework developed by Walt and Gilson, the process of implementation was approached using in-depth interviews and qualitative content analysis.
Sustainable land management can be achieved through the implementation of agricultural practices that are informed by in-depth knowledge of the processes occurring in farms and the larger landscape of which they are part.
We examine the implementation of the four main components of IDS in depth: curriculum and materials, assessment, professional development, and coaching.
These selection criteria were applied to ensure that respondents had relevant experience of IMCI training and implementation, and would provide in-depth information for the discussions.
The WHO has proposed the model of optimal-resource-use domains to monitor and evaluate the performance of health insurance schemes during the transition period of implementation [ 6- 11], but evidence from in-depth investigations in LMICs is still lacking.
