However, it is difficult to clearly identify behaviour change education through descriptive curriculum surveys [ 28] and more in-depth methods may be required to understand the nature of this education within medical school curricula.
More in-depth testing methods include the use of Immunoassay, gas chromatography, and mass spectrometry, all of which can be used to test various bodily fluids.
More in-depth descriptions of methods and results are available in the research report of the HLS-EU project.
The current study suggests a need for further, more in-depth research into methods of quality assessment of systematic reviews; to make the best use of a cumulative evidence base for decision-making and to identify methodological issues and decision points that may influence the eventual conclusions of a review.
Similarly, a newly developed diet index should be validated by comparing the scores obtained from the tool used to create the index against scores calculated from a more in-depth dietary assessment method with uncorrelated errors [ 30].
For more in-depth results more advanced methods such as catchment and hydraulic modelling, stakeholder and expert questionnaires, and/or in-depth interviews, as well as refined sensitivity- and weighting analyses can be applied.
The phenomenon of opportunity emergence in general and for different types of habitual entrepreneurs in particular is suffering from a theory deficit; a more in-depth exploration using qualitative methods is required (Suddaby et al. 2015).
This sets the objective basis for more in-depth scrutiny of its methods, particularly by struggling nations.
The reader is able to draw conclusions on such issues from reading more in-depth reports of these methods in other peer-reviewed publications [ 15, 16].
A more in-depth analysis will use longitudinal methods to account for correlations within families and to examine changes over time.
Thematic analysis is used extensively as both an integral part of more in-depth qualitative methodologies and a method in its own right, and is recognised as a particularly appropriate method for exploratory qualitative work [ 18].
