Sentence examples for iterative examination from inspiring English sources

Initial coding on a subset of interviews was conducted independently by two Consultant Forensic Psychiatrists (one of whom, AB, is an experienced qualitative researcher) and finalised by consensus; the codes were expanded as additional data was examined and altered as iterative examination of the data developed by the research worker created a comprehensive analytic framework.

Through iterative examination of data from an introductory biology course, we developed a method for describing student-generated phylogenetic trees in terms of style, conventionality, and accuracy.

Through iterative examination of various treatment alternatives for wastes, LCA can help identify optimal environmental solutions for managing wastes, without risking that the choice of decisions will result in a worsening of the overall impact.

A general inductive approach was used for rubric development, which is a qualitative research method that allows categories to emerge from iterative examination of data rather than predetermined hypotheses (Thomas 2006).

This inter-session variability also underlines the necessity of a careful clinical follow-up of these dogs and of frequent iterative examinations.

It is important to remember that the practice of medicine is itself based on the iterative forensic examination of the experiences of millions of people over generations.

Ultimately, the mutations in newly identified genes will require iterative clinical examination to confirm the individual molecular diagnosis, especially in the case of allelic disorders.

A local quadratic equation with a smoothing parameter of 0.25 (selected after iterative fitting and visual examination of the smoothed curves for different smoothing parameters overlaid on the data), was fitted for each of the species or group.

All of the descriptors thus collected underwent iterative sessions of close examination by experts on reading comprehension, during which all descriptors were coded and analyzed according to the verb, goal, modifier, topic, and text type parameters set previously.

Selection criteria were developed both a priori and through an iterative process that involved examination of the references and discussion between two authors (DD and DG) across three phases.

One of the institutions (hospital D in Fig.  4) achieved very low doses (mean blood dose, 0.71 mGy) by using iterative reconstruction for all CT examinations; however, only chest CT patients were recruited in this institution.