Sentence examples for research narrative from inspiring English sources

Your research narrative is an argument--a work of persuasion--and not a collection of facts.

Analysis of a toddler initiated play activity uses visual methodology that involves video image data linked with video transcript to create a research narrative of the toddler's play.

According to him, (auto) biography has often been used in different terms in TESOL and Applied Linguistics, such as narrative research, narrative inquiry, ethnographic approach, "narrative study of lives, autoethnography, life history, and autobiography".

The research narrative exemplifies the ontogenesis of higher mental functions being culturally mediated and supported in the play activity, where a perezhivanie becomes evident in the tactile and visual qualities of an external cultural object (a beaded felt necklace).

I spend days on a sentence, making it sharper and more direct, but what about research, narrative, things like that?

In previous leadership research, narrative inquiry has been limited to the broader narratives of an organisation or the life story of a leader.

Just as the polyphonic novel draws on the words and actions of those whose narrative story is told, so does video research seek to invite the embodied as well as the articulated interpretations of those who are being videoed as a means of revealing a series of research narratives and their relationships to one another.

Based on the research narratives developed and techno-economic modelling scenarios, the results suggest that bioenergy has the potential to be an affordable option to decarbonise not only the electricity and residential heat sectors, but also the transport sector under an 80% carbon reduction target given further technological development.

As in earlier longitudinal qualitative research, narratives describe generations of families given formula milk or solids from 3 months, with no evidence of harm and these accounts are employed to counter any implications of being a 'bad mother' or putting a child at risk.

In an engrossing and carefully researched narrative, Starr profiles the killer, who was once called "probably the greatest criminal in history," and shows his killing spree against a historical background of rural poverty, the rise of a sensationalist press, and the late nineteenth century's fascination with criminal psychology and new methods of detection.

Validity in narrative research can be divided into two parts; what the narrator narrates - the validity of the story; and the researchers' narrative – the validity of the analysis cf [ 22].