The codes were carefully evaluated so that they did refer to the same aspects in-between interviews.
Each quotation was interpreted in two contexts: in relation to the article from which it was taken, and in relation to the group of experience to which it belonged.Questions: Do the quotations use the same aspects in the same way?
Some linguists cross over among specialties, and others take "a broad approach in terms of looking at the same aspect of language structure in a number of different ways," says Goldrick.
Huck's gone through it, and we've seen the flashbacks, but not in the same aspect with regards to the Olivia relationship.
The same aspect of a patronising elite emerged in Professor Mike Kenny's analysis in which anxiety about multiculturalism had emerged in the context of a wider process of working-class dispossession.
It can be observed, analyzing Figure 9, that the input noise (represented in the second picture from the first line) has the same aspect like the method noise (represented in the second picture from the second line).
However, the sometimes contradictory findings resulting from different studies on the same aspect of AMS suggest that differences in management and farm-level variables may be more important to AMS efficiency and milk production than features of the milking system itself.
Given the different origins of the questionnaires, it is conceivable that the PIL and PWB-pil do not exactly represent the same aspects of purpose in life.
PBS and PF-tafluprost groups (fig 1A,B) presented the same aspects as found in normal rabbit eyes without any obvious abnormality.
The same aspect was observed in the case of the corresponding F. verna/βCD complexes (2% aqueous solution), but less significant (resembling to 25-fold diluted extracts) due to the concentration of the bioactive compounds.
