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The initial search was based on a content analysis of the data informed by the key structuring aspects of the literature on the social dimensions of smart grids.

First, we developed a thematic framework from the data, informed by literature and guided by the approach of Hammersley, Gomm and Foster [ 16] that considered the processes and resources that appeared to shape commissioning outputs.

In addition, we believe that only utilizing summary values (for example, estimated odds ratios and their standard errors) from the NBDPS data would be an unnecessary sacrifice of information as opposed to utilizing the individual level data informed by the meta-analysis priors.

Our aim was to identify geographical areas with biases in the farm contact structure by extrapolating network data informed by the PND to the GBPR, which is more demographically representative of GB poultry farms but without the detailed information on between-farm associations via the poultry industry.

A thematic synthesis approach was used to synthesise qualitative data, informed by the work of Thomas and Harden (2008) [ 18], while narrative summary was used to synthesise evidence within the intervention, policy and economic streams of evidence [ 17].

Large scale comparative study employing qualitative data collection techniques: semi-structured interviews with key informants, task-groups, and workshops; framework analysis of qualitative data informed by Normalization Process Theory.

We have placed our work upon firm theoretical foundations and the resulting theory is both grounded in the data and informed by established theory.

Coding of the data was informed by a priori concepts [ 23] in the interview schedule as well as new emergent themes from the interviews.

The Simonsen method is a modification of Serfling's cyclical regression approach, 21 where non-epidemic data are modelled to estimate expected mortality and mortality greater than expected is labelled as excess, but improves on the specificity of Serfling's model in that epidemic periods in the data are informed by a specific measure of influenza.

A systematic analysis of the data was informed by a combination of qualitative approaches.

We analysed the data thematically, informed by Reid et al's [ 30] concept of continuity and Braun and Clarke's [ 47] 6-step process of thematic analysis.