Sentence examples for themes to explain from inspiring English sources

Over the six focus groups these codes were compared then assigned to categories that appeared to cluster together and finally into common themes to explain the data.

During coding and organization of data, memos were written to elaborate the categories and brainstorm ideas for possible themes to explain the data within subcategories.

Data collection and analysis proceeded iteratively, with focus group findings informing later patient interviews, allowing progressive focusing on key themes to explain findings.

The following techniques were employed: 1) Reciprocal translation where concepts were translated into one another, 2) refutational translation, where contradictions between concepts were explored and finally, 3) synthesis of the translations to create overarching themes to explain the phenomena in the studies.

Since parents' talking about the natural development of the body and the immune system emerged strongly from the interviews, we focus particularly on how Swiss parents used these themes to explain their critical attitudes towards immunization against measles and other childhood diseases.

"Modern liberal Democrats from Massachusetts do not have a coherent theme to explain why they would make America better," Mr. Gingrich said.

These themes help to explain how SES, socio-behavioral practices and BMI are positively associated and can inform future public health interventions related to obesity and undernutrition.

A tentative connection to the novel's themes helps to explain why I might be willing to discuss mundanities like the energy I biologically ingest and expend with journalists.

These three themes help to explain how this immersive music festival became the hottest ticket in 2017 for millennials.

Lastly, the categories were then compared and contrasted and developed into themes used to explain and structure the interpretation of data (Spiggle 1994).

By analysing data from focus group interviews with 30 train drivers, observation in a rail simulator, actual cab rides, and training material four major themes emerged to explain why drivers may deliberately deviate from following normative procedures designed by their managers.