At the end of each interview emerging themes were annotated to direct subsequent interviews, consistent with the principle outlined in grounded theory of qualitative research [ 31].
Niessen has outlined the grounding choices that have to be made within frameworks for studying EB[ 26] One of the questions raised is to ask how explicit or implicit EB are assumed to be (or to what extent people are able and prepared to talk about their EB).
In New York, Kieran Dwyer, the spokesman for United Nations peacekeeping operations, said the protocol outlining the ground rules for the observers was almost complete although not formally signed in Damascus as of late Wednesday.
To that end, most regional affiliate pages run a message outlining some ground rules, including a declaration that its members not be racist or homophobic — a useful disclaimer for making the group more palatable than many of its less clever peers.
Besides, if I came home pregnant, I'd be lying on the ground, outlined in chalk".
The classification scheme for artificial ground outlined in this paper and adopted by the British Geological Survey, will help in achieving this understanding.
Most states outline the grounds available for a no-fault divorce on a form that simply requires checking a box next to the ground that applies to your divorce case.
Joyce's lawyer, Laura R. Studen, sent Kesten a letter dated Sept. 10, 2008, seven months after the suit was filed, outlining the grounds for settlement.
Section 102.168(3) outlines the grounds for contesting an election, and includes: "Receipt of a number of illegal votes or rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election".
The complaint outlines no grounds for charges of treason, none for terrorism, and nothing even for a charge of material support for terrorism (that reliable catch-all used to ensnare dozens of American Muslims and institutions and even human-rights groups).
