Sentence examples for respondents were explored from inspiring English sources
Lifestyle behaviours, socio-economic and demographic characteristics of the respondents were explored using descriptive statistics.
Respondent preferences were explored by asking whether they would prefer collecting medication from a local clinic or hospital, in addition to asking whether a nurse or pharmacist/pharmacist's assistant dispensing was preferable.
Reasons provided to reject publication of ethically uncertain research were explored; respondents could select more than one reason.
Respondent's future plans were explored in terms of their intent to remain in Ireland or emigrate elsewhere and the factors influencing those decisions.
When reasons for the unavailability and inadequacy of supplies and materials were explored, some respondents expressed a lack of defined responsibility in context of some of the tools.
Possible roles for THPs were explored with both sets of respondents who believed such roles exist.
Respondent views that were divergent from common perspectives were explored further to ensure opposing views were retained within the analysis.
These profiles were explored according to the socioeconomic status and crossing behaviours of respondents.
(A male respondent at Community DD IDI) The reasons for lack of support for caregivers were explored further.
Plausible interactions were explored.
