Future reports may examine these differences for more in-depth interpretations.
However, for more in-depth interpretations of the remarkable divergence of the Philippine population, a broader geographic coverage of the whole island group would be required.
No alternative noninvasive method was applied in this analysis, which prevents a more in-depth interpretation of iFR-FFR disagreements.
For more in-depth interpretation of these concepts, one can get the exact definitions of these topological properties from Table 1.
At the end of each assessment, analysis of the data involved discussion with various in-country stakeholders for more in-depth interpretation of perceptions and opinion on possible interventions to address identified problems.
Moreover, according to FA plots illustrated in Figs. 3a– 4b, it can be noticed that the graphical visualization of the variables and the objects in the space created by the first PFs gives the possibility to perform the comparative study based on clearer and more in-depth interpretation of the obtained results.
This allowed for more in-depth discussion and interpretations of the data with both researchers coming to a consensus on important themes.
More in-depth examination and interpretation is required in order to fully understand interactions at interfaces and surfaces which will in turn help the conservator to understand and more effectively preserve these socially significant cultural objects.
This allowed for more in-depth discussion and interpretation of the data with both researchers coming to a consensus on the main themes and relationships within the data.
More in-depth analysis and interpretation as the focus groups progressed involved looking for both similarities and differences, within and between focus groups, with the goal of identifying key themes as well as the relationships between them.
For a more in-depth discussion, favouring a traditional interpretation given in terms of intellectual intuition, see Biondi (2004).
