The emerging categories identified from the preliminary analysis of data obtained from these focus group interviews were further explored in subsequent Stage Two semi-structured interviews (supplementary component) to elicit a broader and more in-depth scope to the preliminary findings [ 27].
AP exams are also being redesigned to focus more in-depth on a smaller scope of content, but are being released on a rolling basis.
Although it is a fascinating area of research, a more in-depth investigation is beyond the scope of this work and will certainly be subject of future studies.
Since the qualitative analyses were descriptive and more in-depth exploration is beyond the scope of this paper, deeper meanings of, and connections between perceptions were not explored in more detail.
Notwithstanding the methodological caveats of this explorative study, and the scope for more in-depth analysis, our findings suggests that beyond the myriad of individual planning cases, the emerging landscape of wind energy development in England is markedly uneven, and sometimes inequitable.
Our findings provided us with enough data to design a further, more in-depth research project, thereby positioning the scoping study as an important initial step from which we launched the next phase of our research.
Tier 2 limited scope assessment involves a more in-depth analysis of hundreds of agents using tier 1 approaches combined with short-term in vivo assays in alternative species, medium throughput in vitro assays, and extrapolation modeling.
We chose the field of Neuroinformatics to represent the broader domain of Medical Image Informatics because by limiting the scope to brain images, more in-depth research may be performed while still gathering enough information to constitute Big Data.
More in-depth discussion about the low-frequency particle manipulation is outside the scope of this work.
Furthermore, Van Der Meijden et al. [ 25] concluded (after a thorough literature review) that more in-depth assessments of healthcare ISs be undertaken in order to explore a wider scope of factors that may determine the success or failure of these systems.
This narrow scope would facilitate the analysis of the workshop data and enable a more in-depth and comprehensive analysis of all risks and risk types, including ones that traditionally tend to be ignored, such as organizational and social risks.
