What I learned was that, although consulting had some less attractive features, such as long hours, and much travel, it offered location independence; intensive, in-depth project work; and the possibility of seeing a significant impact resulting from my efforts.
Fourteen women with EBC were recruited from two NHS hospital trusts in the UK; sample size was restricted due to funding constraints and the need for intensive in-depth interviews undertaken over time.
The principal investigator (JG) conducted three intensive, in-depth interviews (45 70 minutes), one with the nurse practitioner and two with the palliative care physician specialized in medical oncology.
The analysts also say they believe that Nintendo has a chance in redoing the Wii to make a play for the hard-core game crowd, which tends to favor graphics-intensive in-depth games.
As the pool of 360 gene families was still too large for the labor-intensive process of in-depth comparative genomic analysis, we prioritized the candidates for further analysis based on several characteristics associated with each protein-encoding gene in the SEED database.
Given the information presented, this book is clearly intended for physicians in training in intensive care; a more experienced audience would rather read a more in-depth intensive care medicine textbook.
Based on intensive field investigation and in-depth interviews in the PRD as origin of industrial relocation and selected countries such as Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia as sample destinations in Southeast Asia, it sheds light on Southeast Asian countries as emerging locations for the expanded industrial space beyond the coastal regions in China's "world factory".
My colleagues and I actually crave feedback and opportunities to grow; we want professional observation and evaluation to be more in depth, intensive and useful.
The process evaluation methods - primarily participant observation, in-depth interviews and intensive group discussions - have been described in detail elsewhere [ 18], so only a brief summary follows.
In a study of HIV prevention in truck drivers in Southern India, an intensive programme consisted of five repeated in-depth interactions with programme staff which demonstrated limited effectiveness [ 16].
Such findings can be useful in generating hypotheses for more in-depth and resource-intensive analysis of specific contaminants and health outcomes.
