Sentence examples for linked category from inspiring English sources

From the interview data; "Individual beliefs" was a concept used as a linked category between a person's beliefs and understanding of HIV serodiscordance that influenced multiple other concepts and finally may influence behavior.

In the initial phase, the researchers employed open coding that entertained all analytic possibilities to account for the data, and a coding that linked categories and subcategories of patterns that emerged from the data (Strauss and Corbin 1998).

The axial coding linked categories and subcategories together.

The final round linked categories into a total of six themes resulting in a taxonomy of contextual information characteristics.

Participants' accounts revealed four linked categories, summarised on Table 4. Firstly, increased affordability of necessities, without which maintaining independence and participating in daily life was difficult.

This analysis consisted of searching the examinees' discourse for key predetermined propositions that linked categories and thus provided evidence for chunking (i.e. scheme use).

In the final selective coding, the core category was identified from among the linked categories; and the core category and the other categories were sorted out and linked, which resulted in developing concepts that consisted of the psychological process.

The third group ("chromosome 7p") contained sections of scaffolds in assembly 7.1 that are located on chromosome 7p according to Seifertova et al. (submitted), and not in the "completely sex linked" or "partially linked" categories.

The initial coding framework was revisited and refined through the application of the codes to all the textual data; for example, by identifying new sub-categories and collapsing together linked categories.

The results are reported here are focused on three linked categories that provide an important insight into the phenomenon of diabetes self management and the role that health professionals can play in supporting that.

We describe three conceptually linked categories of text from the focus groups based on emotional context of self management, dominant approaches to self management and support from health professionals for self management.