Sentence examples for inquiry in depth from inspiring English sources

… Interpretive ethnography requires inference, even speculation, but these inferences and speculations must be grounded in observation and inquiry, in depth, in situations … where we have become familiar figures and can be treated casually by our informants" ([ 7]. p. xii).

The study design was a qualitative inquiry using in-depth, semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis.

If the movie follows no single thread of inquiry, nor sustains any argument or research in depth, it nevertheless explores some chilling corridors of the clandestine.

The iterative interaction between data collection and analysis is the essence of attaining reliability and validity [ 14] and makes it possible for researchers to pursue emerging avenues of inquiry in further depth [ 10].

We employed a qualitative strategy of inquiry for this research including in-depth interviews and focus group discussions with key research stakeholders in Kenya (Nairobi and Kilifi), and Ghana (Accra and Navrongo).

Given the need in theory-driven inquiry studies for in-depth investigation of the context, mechanisms of change, and actors, this study employed a case study approach [ 47].

In-depth inquiry by the research nurses revealed that the daughters concealed their legs so that people did not know they were patients.

This week, Britain's Competition Commission, the OFT's sister organisation, published the findings of a probe lasting almost two years into the supermarkets, the third in-depth inquiry in less than a decade.

The time has come for an official and in-depth inquiry into the causes of food poverty and the consequent rise in the usage of foodbanks".

The commission announced the in-depth inquiry of the EMI-Time Warner joint venture on June 14 and the second-stage investigation of the AOL-Time Warner merger on June 19.

Shouldn't we clamor instead for policies that support in-depth inquiry, use of multiple sources and rigorous analysis of historical evidence?