However, it is rare to find any scholarly work that explicitly explores the methodological challenges for researchers studying the health policy process.
It's rare on the contemporary New York scene to attend a program that overtly and explicitly explores the relationship between two cultures -- but a concert last Nov. 14 led by the über-talented Khitruk and the equally deft pianist Elena Baksht did just that with aplomb.
Therefore, none of these projects explicitly explores alternative visual metaphors to the tree of life.
The testing also explicitly explores the effect of sheathing, as typically employed in cold-formed steel framing, on the response.
This article explicitly explores the evolution of migration flows from Moldova and Georgia in the post-Soviet period from a gendered perspective.
Hegel only explicitly explores the details of the interactions of these determinations of conceptuality in his discussion of judgments and syllogisms in Book 3, The Doctrine of Concept, suggesting that concerns of logic as traditionally conceived are not as irrelevant to the Science of Logic as often thought.
To our knowledge this is the only work which explicitly explores and reports dating of diagnoses in GP records using the textual part of the record.
Although we did not explicitly explore this issue, as it is an extremely sensitive topic requiring special ethical and methodological considerations, [ 27] physical violence did arise as a consequence of alcohol abuse in the cases of Beena and Usha.
And so, I have come to understand that it wasn't only the parts of the novel that explicitly explored Erik's relations with his patients that were about psychoanalysis, but that the book as a whole was generated from the discipline's particular form of dialogue and search for a story that feels right and makes sense.
This "coincidence," even couched as it was in the fact that the kabbalistic text doesn't actually or explicitly explore the connection between this verse (Exodus 14 21) and the Song of the Sea (Exodus 15:1-18), was remarkable enough.
