Sentence examples for study concourse from inspiring English sources

In this study, focus groups of PHC providers [ 9] and open questionnaire survey of PHC managers, policy makers and academics [ 24] were used to develop the study concourse while a modified version of the WHO conceptual framework of health system building blocks was used to develop and structure the representative statements [ 26].

In our present study, a concourse was developed through the aforementioned focus groups and free-response questionnaires.

In this study, the concourse was constructed by the authors' reflections on viewpoints in literature, our experience, and previous interviews and discussions with dairy farmers, veterinarians and researchers.

These statements constructed the concourse for the current Q-methodology study.

In this study all the 46 statements derived from the concourse were included in the Q-set to keep as broad a representation of points of view as possible.

For this study, the Q-sample was refined from an earlier concourse, a collection of statements comprised of experiential, theoretical and evidence-informed viewpoints, collated by two of the authors of this study.

Next, they will move on to about 15 concourses at airports of various sizes and study which procedures to standardize and which to set up locally.

In contrast to most studies, Q-studies cannot obtain 'true replication' because: 1) an identical set of participants, contexts and experiences is impossible to find and; 2) the concourse as it expresses itself in a Q-study becomes context-bound to the particular participants, settings and contexts.

The results of a Q-study are the distinct families of perspectives on a topic (as described by the concourse) that are operant, not the percentage of the sample (or the general population) that adheres to any of them.

Further down the concourse, Colin Harrison and his son Mark admired the field.

The rest of the work was completed in 1995, when the new three-level satellite concourse was opened at the end of the existing concourse.