Sentence examples for qualitative publications from inspiring English sources

The hope is that food and nutrition professionals will be inspired to conduct and publish qualitative research, adding to the body of peer-reviewed dietetics-related qualitative publications.

The absolute increase in qualitative publications over a 10 year period (1998 2007) was 6.0% in UK journals, 2.5% in US journals, and 1.2% in journals published elsewhere.

Hence, despite a 3.4-fold 3.4-fold increasetatine publications over a 10 year period, only 4.1% of research was qualitative in 2007.

To our knowledge, there are no previous qualitative publications that investigate the impact of PGP on daily life experienced by pregnant women.

Previous research has shown that most of the trial and qualitative publications had no evidence of integration at the level of interpretation and that few qualitative studies were used to explain the trial findings.

In conjunction with a peer-reviewed qualitative publication and existing quantitative evidence, we used a strategy of personal narratives and visual imagery (Kraft Dinner®, milk) to convey links between poverty and health as a newsworthy story.

As a consequence "qualitative publication bias" may exist in the form of a "time lag" so that, at any particular point in time, peer reviewed journals imperfectly, or incompletely, capture the current state of development of an emerging concept within a research community.

Thus, a 2.9% absolute increase and 3.4-fold relative increase in qualitative research publications occurred over a 10 year period.

A 2.9% absolute increase and 3.4-fold relative increase in qualitative research publications occurred over a 10 year period (1.2% in 1998 vs. 4.1% in 2007).

The purpose of our study was to explore whether qualitative research publication rates increased over a ten year period from 1999 to 2008 in health care journals sampled based on their impact in the international scientific community.

Our findings based on a decade of published research in general medical and health services and policy research journals are similar to those of one study that investigated qualitative research publication rates which reported that 0.6% of studies published in 170 general medical, mental health and nursing journals during the year 2000 were qualitative [ 15].