Sentence examples for synthesis of interviews from inspiring English sources

Many of the conclusions have been widely described, but the synthesis of interviews, documents and testimony, along with its government imprimatur, give the report — to be released on Thursday as a 576-page book — a conclusive sweep and authority.

Our case study, particularly the synthesis of interviews with policymakers and providers, suggest that the provider contract should clearly state objectives and performance criteria.

A recent review and synthesis of interview studies of GPs' attitudes to guidelines identified common barriers to implementation [ 3].

Our synthesis of the interview data identified seven barriers to the participants' cessation which are summarised in box 1. Box 1 Barriers to smoking cessation identified by the participant s The problems of managing their lives in a highly stressful environment.

Upon completion of the grey literature review and synthesis of preliminary timelines, interviews with key informants were conducted to assist with finalizing the HPC timelines for each case study province and gathering further contextual information relevant to the overall objective.

3) a,b,c indicate groupings for years that are not statistically different from one another at the p < 0.05 level The final data integration into concepts, comprising a synthesis of the qualitative interview findings and quantitative survey results, and aligned to SDT domains of Autonomy, Competence and Relatedness, is summarized in Table  3.

We view these elements of a model-centered biology epistemology as essential components of introductory biology, and they are a synthesis of results of our interviews of biology faculty and textbook analysis.

Outcome Measures: Systematic analysis of interview transcripts and synthesis of findings.

The final diagnosis is based on the clinician's synthesis of independently conducted child and parent interviews.

The analysis of qualitative data proceeded in three stages: (i) development of an organising framework for analysing interview transcripts; (ii) synthesis of qualitative data with quantitative findings; (iii) articulation of overarching themes that provided insight and explanation of how self-care is supported in mental health.

'I have tried," remarked Ismail Kadare in a 1998 Paris Review interview, "to make a sort of synthesis of the grand tragedy and the grotesque".