Later, Wickel (2009) and Wickel and Bruijnzeel (2009) presented new syntheses of experiences that corroborated these hypotheses and extended the focus of the hypotheses proposed by Bruijnzeel (2004) from forests to other forms of native vegetation.
Kapuściński achieved worldwide fame only in his mid-40s, when his works were translated into numerous languages and he was hailed by critics for his miraculous synthesis of private experience with wider historical patterns.
By connecting synthesis to judgment in this way, and the forms of judgment to the categories, Kant aims to show that we must employ the categories in the synthesis of our experience of objects.
Our decision to develop a conceptual synthesis of patients' experience of chronic non-malignant MSK pain was sparked at the British Pain Society Annual General Meeting in 2009 when two of the research team (KS and FT) first met.
Furthermore, the research design, with four cases, allows a synthesis of the experiences of both sexes with a variety of diseases, ages, phases of life, and contexts.
Involving People, Evolving Behaviour: A multi-sectoral and inter-disciplinary synthesis of field experiences and lessons learned, which offers fresh insight in the context of behaviour development and change.
It was noted that there have been a number of Canadian experiences with formal approaches to priority setting, such as PBMA (Program Budgeting and Marginal Analysis), and that there might be lessons drawn from a methodologically rigourous synthesis of these experiences.
Briefly, for context, the development process featured a researcher undertaking a qualitative synthesis of patients experiences of OA from existing literature, sending findings (themes) separately to a lay panel and a professional panel convened to develop the content of the guidebook, and conducting a meeting interview with each group to identify information needs.
