Sentence examples for to examine experiences from inspiring English sources
The present article is based on a survey of 110 companies targeting the emerging oil and gas industry and follows an explorative study design aiming to examine experiences, preferences and motivation of potential suppliers located in Tanzania.
This study is the first to examine experiences of forced sex and associated health problems among lesbian and bisexual women in Southern Africa.
This study adds to previous work by adopting a theoretically informed and comprehensive mixed methods design to examine experiences of doing research in a "research naive" medical student population.
Accordingly, the main aim of our study was to examine experiences of close relatives of patients who died from pancreatic cancer or NSCLC from the time of diagnosis of incurable cancer until death.
On the other hand, as an exploratory study designed to examine experiences of care across pregnancy, labour and birth, and the postnatal period, we were limited in the extent to which we could explore issues in detail.
This study draws on interviews with people with long term conditions to examine experiences of care planning discussions and care plans in England, and to explore barriers or facilitators to the implementation of this approach.
We conducted two experiments to examine experienced and novice team-handball goalkeepers' ability to predict the type of throw in handball penalties and to identify the observers' reliance on local versus globally distributed spatial cues.
A second interview was also originally proposed with the Football United students to examine experience of the program over time.
To examine experience-based and counterfactual learning signals, we had participants complete the "sequential decision-making task," which on each trial required them to place money into a market (Fig. 1a; Chiu et al., 2008; Lohrenz et al., 2007).
A phenomenological approach was adopted to examine the experiences of the participants and how they described these experiences [ 30].
This paper focuses on the qualitative experiences of UK users of Baby Café services to examine their experiences of breastfeeding and breastfeeding support.
