Sentence examples for thematic conclusions from inspiring English sources

According to this methodological application, the actual Delphi expert interviews and conclusions (about scenarios, visions, missions, strategies or thematic conclusions) are presented to the subject matter experts (from different scientific fields), which once more discuss the Delphi results and evaluate the relevance of key findings of the study.

The six thematic conclusions were confirmed as highly relevant to patient experience at a workshop attended by 70 patients and carers.

The first installment of a projected series, "X'ed Out" ends on a sort of cliffhanger that also serves as a thematic conclusion: an image (the largest in the book) that mashes its narrative threads together and hints at the nature of the disaster that has transformed Doug's life and fantasies.

But there the thematic similarities end.

The researchers used thematic analysis of the conclusions and recommendations of multiple MALL studies, a research design defined as qualitative meta-analysis.

In conclusion, using thematic synthesis, this study identified five key barriers to infant MC uptake (lack of information, fear of harm, cultural/traditional beliefs, concerns about cost and need to respect a child's autonomy) which were later condensed into just two (poor knowledge and social constructs).

The main findings and conclusions from the thematic review are contained in two major OECD reports: Starting Strong I, published in 2001 and launched in that year at a conference in Stockholm, and Starting Strong II, published in 2006; both are available on the OECD website but must be purchased.

Conclusions from this thematic synthesis fulfil an important research aim of qualitative research in generating hypotheses, an area to which traditional systematic reviews are poorly suited [ 27].

"A Touch of Sin" is a logical next step, perhaps even the conclusion, of that thematic drive.

Additionally, a multidisciplinary team of researchers met regularly in addition to meetings with clinicians and a user representative to discuss and challenge the inclusion and exclusion criteria, thematic framework, and conceptual interpretations and conclusions.

The strengths of the thematic synthesis lie in its potential to draw conclusions based on common elements across otherwise heterogeneous studies.