Crucially, policymakers are going to need to be informed by insights that can only be gleaned through understanding and analysing data effectively.
Informed by insights from the sociology of categories (Lamont, 1992; Lamont & Molnar, 2002; Gieryn, 1983) and the anthropology of pollution (Douglas, 1966), the paper focuses on how the category "foreign-trained accountant" is constructed on the basis of attributes that are deemed polluting and impure in the context of Ontario accountancy.
Considering that the truth might be somewhere in the middle, informed by insights from both corners.
The additional items on the economic environment were developed for this project, informed by insights from a recent study [ 22].
The design of the questionnaire was informed by insights from the exploratory studies as well as findings from the literature.
It is informed by insights from the foundational work on social paediatrics as articulated by Julien [ 16]; by related research and practice in community paediatrics [ 19- 21] and by Lynam and colleagues' programs of research with marginalized groups [ 22- 25].
To some extent, understanding the development of the ovary can be informed by insights gained from other tissues such as the adrenal gland (reviewed in Ref. 7) and the testis (8).
This multi-disciplinary domain is informed by insights from complexity science and systems thinking (de Savigny and Adams 2009) and can be distinguished from traditional health services research due to its whole-of-system focus (Gilson and Daire 2011).
The findings reported here draw primarily from observations recorded in field notes, but are informed by insights gained through detailed coding and analysis of all interview and field note data.
Following experience in the pilot study [ 41] and informed by insights from the qualitative study undertaken in preparation for the RCT (paper submitted), a brief education programme (with formal curriculum and workbook, referred to as the 'My Hypo COMPaSS' tool), was developed.
