Sentence examples for participatory observer from inspiring English sources

The principal researcher served as a participatory observer.

Admissions to two randomly selected wards were observed by a medically trained researcher acting as a non-participatory observer.

In order to avoid losing important data specially the nonverbal aspects of the original communication situation such as body language which are especially important at behavioral engagement analysis, the researcher attended the discussion sessions as a non-participatory observer to track the nonverbal indicators.

In the first session, three groups comprising equal numbers of patients, professionals and non-participatory observers, each with an independent moderator, were asked to prioritise all 18 uncertainties using a nominal group technique.

Such comparisons can also be extended into the realm of entertainment: when gas lamps were phased out in the 1880's and theaters were darkened for the first time, there was, Flanders notes, "a radical change" in the perception of the performance, with the audience shifting "from participatory community to passive observer".

Another 30% regularly assisted the attending paramedic by taking observations (on scene and during transportation) and only a few students (8.8%) reported being an observer (non-participatory) only during some cases.

We should not; trying to approach art while staying within the aesthetic approach is like trying to learn what it is like to ride a bike by staring at a broken bicycle: It is so to privilege the detached perspective of the observer that the participatory perspective gets eclipsed and forgotten.

CMEs: Continuous medical education sessions; CPGs: Clinical practice guidelines; ETAT+: Emergency, triage, assessment, treatment PLUS admission care; KNH: Kenyatta national hospital; LICs: Low-income countries; PAR: Participatory action research; PO: Participant observer; QIs: Quality indicators; UoN: University of Nairobi.

Some examples of the "methods" included change-making process analysis, exploratory case study, consultative workshops, and decision tree modeling, and the "approaches" comprised participant-observer, community-based participatory research, engaged, and prospective policy research (not shown).

The eminent physicist John Wheeler argued passionately for a participatory universe, and the necessary link between observer and observed is part of the Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum mechanics.

In addition, various research methods were used, such as stakeholder analysis, ethnographic narrative, iterative action research, and decision tree modeling, as well as different approaches, including participant-observer and community-based participatory research.