It may help focusing the research question and direct the research into a more interpretative methodology.
A bottom-up approach and interpretative methodology were used to analyse the country cases.
It is proposed that interpretative research methodologies such as action research could contribute to new perspectives on the traditional barrier discourse.
The authors employ an interpretative qualitative methodology, which involves the combination of data from a range of sources, including interviews and focus groups with 22 Indigenous women living in urban and rural areas, narratives from elite Indigenous athletes and coaches, as well as findings from a recent Australian Parliamentary inquiry into Indigenous health and wellbeing.
The study used an interpretative qualitative methodology, based on in-depth interviews, conducted either face-to-face or on the telephone.
Several interpretative ab initio methodologies that allow clarifying a number of characteristics of hoc-18 towards Zn2+, Ca2+ and Pb2+ are considered from the viewpoint of coordination chemistry.
On this basis, a proposal is made in which architecture and urbanism is one such interpretative community supporting methodologies and research methods, resulting in a framework for the further development of research practices and research by design.
One example of a case study method is the so-called 'decentred comparative research' [ 47, 48] that is characterised by qualitative methodology and interpretative analysis based on bottom-up developed categories and by high levels of sensitivity to the contexts.
QACs have different impacts on the minimum inhibitory concentrations of antibacterials depending on the antibacterial compound investigated, the resistance genes involved, the measuring methodology and the interpretative criteria.
As the final step in the cycle, the extended types and amount of data that result from new and innovative assessments drive the need for enhanced data analysis tools and methodologies, resulting in richer interpretative schemes.
