2) Senior TB professional with in-depth knowledgeable and experienced in TB control (including physicians directly involved in TB diagnosis and treatment).
In-depth knowledge of the homecare market.
Steering away from Jackson's personal life, Spike Lee offers a knowledgeable, in-depth treatment of the genius in his music.
The strengths of our study include the purposive sampling strategy from different stakeholder groups; in this way we ensured that multiple perspectives were captured through in-depth interviews of highly knowledgeable informants from the five stakeholder groups.
At the time Murison said she wanted to give the magazine "a more mature and aspirational design and content which focuses on being in-depth, opinionated and above all knowledgeable".
But you do wonder if we haven't been here before, specifically in April 2010 when the magazine underwent its last re-design and Murison promised "content which focuses on being in-depth, opinionated and above all knowledgeable".
We are planning to go to the Venice Biennale in October and would like to get an in-depth view of the exhibitions with a knowledgeable guide.
Howard Burton hosts in-depth conversations with a wide array of knowledgeable and passionate experts across the arts and sciences that are packaged in video, eBook and MP3 formats for maximum pedagogical effectiveness.
The blog is part of the SB Nation network, giving it some promotional muscle, and primary writer Jim McLennan is knowledgeable and diligent, providing several in-depth postings per day.
However, the objective of this qualitative research was to find a small sample of very knowledgeable participants to provide an in-depth exploration of a very difficult and under-researched topic.
Because biology is in itself inherently complex and requires researchers to be knowledgeable in many areas of study, researchers must have in-depth understanding of not only their respective disciplines but also computational and quantitative skills (NRC 2003).
