Sentence examples for line with the question from inspiring English sources

Data analysis: A concurrent constant comparison was conducted on the field notes and transcripts of the records in line with the question guides used during the interviews and FGD.

As stipulated in the TOR (see Annex 4), the MTR is based on an expedited process of a fast-paced but systematic analysis of the design, process, results and trends of the JP, in line with the questions identified in the TOR.

In line with the questions in the interview guide, the first author analyzed the 2008 transcripts to draw out themes relating to: the methods, tools, skills and resources used or needed to bring evidence into decision making; the facilitators and barriers of EIDM activities; the EIDM strategic initiative; and the organizational context of the change.

In line with this, the question raises whether or not teachers should use Facebook - a much more popular social network site (Vanhaelewyn & De Marez, 2016) - instead of Twitter.

Still, those are problems for down the line, along with the question of how all these fresh and untainted rookies will do at running city government.

Observations These items were defined in line with the research question, in order to answer it and guide the information extraction in the conduction phase of this review.

The kind of self-examination he urges is, I think, in line with the ten questions I've tried to raise in A New Kind of Christianity: questions about our understanding of God, the shape of the biblical narrative, the Bible, Jesus, the gospel, the church, sexuality, other religions and our view of the future.

While President Vladimir Putin has described these raids as "routine measures linked to the desire of the law enforcement agencies to bring the activities of organizations in line with the law," the question must be asked: Why the need to film and then feature in prime time news broadcasts if these measures are simply "routine"?

Several interesting observations can be made on the basis of our data and in line with the research questions which guided the study.

Further discussion of this possible correlation may lead to an improved understanding of a management effect at real-world industrial slaughter lines with the important question how management can make AQAs perform better because they feel better.

In concrete terms, qualities measured by ABS such as "want something else" and "tired of activity" are merely named in line with the abbreviation of the question items.