The researcher performed cognitive, interpretive assessment and evaluation of findings to formulate inductively the interpreted insights by comparing and contrasting the multi-dimensional factors of the 33 different primary subject profiles, 26 supporting subject profiles, and 20 biographical subject profiles (grounded theory-building).
The researcher performed cognitive, interpretive assessment and evaluation of findings to formulate inductively the interpreted insights by comparing and contrasting the multi-dimensional factors of the 33 different primary subject profiles, 26 supporting subject profiles, and 20 biographical subject profiles (grounded theory-building). .
Further caution should be exercised in interpreting the insights into adult foraging behaviour obtained from tagged birds, since it is known that the handling of birds and presence of tags can reduce colony attendance and provisioning of chicks by the adult birds [43], [85], [ but see also 86].
The local and contextual processes of how loss and the risk of loss are interpreted provide insights, not only on the sequencing of seeking treatment, but also on caregivers' rationales for preferences for private and public care.
Hofstede's cultural model has been, then, used to interpret the cultural insights of CSI in two geographical and psychological distant countries, namely Italy and Iran.
Next, we discuss the concept of CSI and the use Hofstede's cultural model to interpret the cultural insights of CSI in two geographical and psychological different countries, namely Italy and Iran.
These community capacity requirements are further used to interpret empirically derived insights on two community forestry cases in Cameroon.
To be useful a graphical technique should be simple to implement and interpret, provide valuable insights into the structure of the data, and be viable for large sample sizes.
Many conservatives interpreted this insight as obviating any need for government to regulate pollution and other negative externalities.
