Sentence examples for organised focus from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we organised focus groups as a separate research phase to add sufficient context and meaning to the prioritised items.

We organised focus group interviews in accordance with guidelines described by Morgan.

We also organised focus groups to specifically examine the views of older and younger people, those identifying as black minority ethnic groups, and carers (one focus group per category).

We organised focus group discussions to identify potential obstacles to guideline adherence and performed an extensive questionnaire study among Dutch professionals involved in the PPH-care to quantify the prevalence and intensity of the different barriers.

Though neither of us had any previous business experience, we had followed the advice of countless start-up guides and new business seminars; we'd written a business plan, identified market trends, developed a product, organised focus groups to try early prototypes, set up an online questionnaire and even pestered commuters in train stations to find out what they thought of the concept.

We organised focus groups between September 2002 and April 2003.

"Paul Kagame's leadership is very organised, focused and effective," said Mbonimpa.

Tiger guys tend to be organised, focused and smartly turned out, whereas Phil guys are unruly, instinctual and scruffier than the average tramp, apparently.

The methodology for qualitative interviewing and organising focus groups described by Evers 38 will be used.

It proved straightforward to organise focus group discussions and individual interviews with university students and garments workers.

Key informant interviews were also used because it was difficult to organise focus group discussions with healthcare providers.