Theoretical, conceptual and methodological choices must be framed in relation to concrete explanatory and interpretive dilemmas, not ontological foundations.
While some classic qualitative methods, such as writing memos or strategic sampling, are used in an interpretive description approach, the theoretical foundation of interpretive description is within a traditional naturalistic inquiry perspective rather than from a grounded theory, phenomenology or ethnographic perspective [ 39].
These categories provided the foundation for our interpretive insights of medication adherence across the body of research.
The objective of these databases and research consortia is to accumulate data and to refine interpretive methods to create a publicly available foundation for improving clinical interpretation of genetic testing.
The Public Law Workshop reads contemporary work, in legal theory and adjacent disciplines, on the legal and political foundations of constitutional law, interpretive practice, and regulatory design.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
The findings from the translation and the resulting second-order themes and subthemes provided the foundation for synthesis of the included studies and the interpretive analysis.
Understanding this paradigm shift requires new interpretive principles, which is the larger project for which this Article lays the foundation.
The foundation will raise money to build the memorial and will coordinate the development of an interpretive museum and a cultural center on the 6.5-acre memorial parcel at the southwest corner of the site.
In 1999, Miss Buck deeded the property to Ahne Road Farms Inc., a nonprofit foundation in nearby Waterloo created with her lawyer, Otto Faulbaum, to preserve the farm as a historic site and interpretive center.
