Qualitative meta synthesis was used to identify interrelated themes from relevant published qualitative studies (Stages of the meta synthesis) [ 17, 18].
Depending on the particular stance and the aspect of information to be stressed, these structures may stand for informational states, structured syntactic representations, pieces of information understood as commodities, or global structures made up from local interrelated informational states or stages.
Most interiors consist of a series of interrelated spaces.
YOU, THE LIVING From Sweden, Roy Andersson's brilliant, caustic comedy of 2007 — described by its maker as "a film about the grandeur of existing" — is composed of 50 interrelated sketches, each (but one) staged in constructed studio environments.
While this study was conducted with college women, those in other life stages have even more interrelated sleep and sex problems.
"ReWrite," at Urban Stages, is a triptych of interrelated mini-musicals, and the first one, "Nelson Rocks!," starts out looking like every other geek-seeks-date story you've ever seen.
The three stages are sometimes seen as interrelated; for example, the gods may be the creators of man or the ancestors of man, or ancestors may undergo a transformation to become men.
A child's behavioral problems are not clearly divided and tend to appear as interrelated behavior patterns depending on the developmental stage (Kang 2009).
Each phase had several interrelated care activities.
While previous efforts to scale-up the health workforce have targeted select areas of the HRH supply and deployment pipeline, depending on stakeholder activities and donor interests, efforts to address all stages of the production pipeline as a chain of interrelated issues are lacking [ 9, 10].
The second stage in the metabolism of sugars is a set of interrelated reactions called the tricarboxylic acid cycle.
