p-Values are presented from the Wald trend test for ordinal variables (e.g., income, education, year of construction of residence, time between the reference date and interview) and continuous variables (e.g., age) and from the likelihood ratio test for nominal variables (e.g., ethnicity, type of residence).
Consistent with qualitative methodology, analysis is planned as a continuous process beginning with initial interviews and continuing throughout and beyond the data generation period.
Spokespeople for the NFU often say in interviews that continuous and systematic culling can reduce instances of TB by 30% or more.
It seems more appropriate to characterise the practice of conducting and analysing qualitative interviews and observation studies as a continuous oscillation between deductive and inductive modes of knowing and reasoning.
Across the modest space -- it's impossible not to note the vast spread of country pop diva Taylor Swift's exhibit compared with the tiny slice dedicated to Shakur -- his hit song titles are strewn across glass displays, with music videos and interviews on a continuous loop on multiple screens.
On the national stage, Fox News is the media outlet of choice for Republican candidates, who are sitting for continuous rounds of interviews and spending considerable sums on advertising, because the network is a surefire way to reach large numbers of conservatives.
He voyeuristically captures poetic and tragic moments in great sweeps and the film masterfully prattles from anecdotal interviews to continuous shots taken on a skateboard.
A qualitative, associative, inductive strategy and continuous simultaneous coding were used to interpret the data of 19 semi-structured interviews.
"The world is changing from client-server to connected devices and continuous services," Satya Nadella, president of Microsoft Server and Tools Business, said in an interview.
