Overall, these students' time at ORNL has helped them to realize the potential richness of a research career.
This means that patient selection was based on an iterative process that sought to maximize the richness of the research data until thematic saturation was reached (no new data was emerging) [ 31].
As a caveat, we would like to note that the choice of these distinct research areas is not intended to be comprehensive and that we cannot and do not claim to pay credit to the depth and richness of these research fields.
The most rewarding part of my day is working with faculty to identify research-funding strategies, and hearing about the diversity and richness of York University's research faculty.
Piekkari et al. (2009) outline the methodological richness of case study research using the approaches of Yin et al. (1998), and Stake.
It describes the richness of this kind of research that addresses the task of understanding and theorizing the content, processes, and context of the accounting practice.
The other great appeal of these books, apart from the cast of regular characters, is the richness of Sansom's historical research.
And Gérard Brochoire, head of the National Institute for Bread and Pastry in Rouen, France, praised the "large documentary richness" of Mr. Kaplan's research, the fruit of a 20-year odyssey to some 58 French archives, where primary documents had rarely been touched by French historians.
What many of us professorial types do do during the summer months, as a break from scrolling through the cultural richness of LOL Cats, is research.
There exists a stark contrast between the richness of South Africa's biomedical research and the rarity of start-up companies commercializing and translating those health technologies.
Although many of these applications are beyond the scope of this review, the richness of these measurements in many research fields is demonstrated by the rapidly expanding literature using IM-MS over recent years.
