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The following capital letters (JA) stand for initials of the name of the moderator and the last small letters (i or ii), if any, stands for whether it was the first or second interview/discussion done on that same day.;, Example: ID10430JAi means in-depth interview conducted in the year 2010 on April 30th.
This means, in the depths of the economic collapse, the richest 74 Americans increased their income by more than 5 times in one year.
This is especially true for the patients within our cohort with NKX2-2 and MNX1 mutations that are all currently under 13 years of age and, for those with NKX2-2 mutations, have severe developmental delay, which means that in-depth studies on pancreatic and neurological function are not possible.
He said that meant providing in-depth coverage of "stories that make you sit up and talk".
Tailored single sessions would mean less in-depth assessment (of root causes of complaints) and more emphasis on a problem-focused approach where the objective is to provide direct support to the client [ 34].
This evaluation was conducted by means of in-depth interviews with departmental managers.
Data were collected by means of in-depth individual interviews, which were thematically analysed.
Data were collected by means of in-depth qualitative interviews with Indigenous participants (N = 14) and key informant project staff and investigators (N = 6).
Sixteen participants were asked to view various photos of natural landscapes on a display monitor, and their landscape cognition was assessed by means of in-depth interviews.
Eighteen project leaders of innovation teams were studied by means of in-depth interviews aimed at assessing how project leaders act when dealing with critical incidents during their projects.
