Sentence examples for topics arising from from inspiring English sources

The panel then came together to discuss – in a sometimes heated manner – various topics arising from their presentations.

Data collection and analysis occurred simultaneously, so that any initial themes or unanticipated topics arising from the data were followed up in subsequent interviews.

We were able to draw key relationships between conceptual areas, so called 'code-categories' under which were assigned individual topics arising from the content of the focus group discussions.

Some future research topics arise from this work.

In this study there was no faculty control or vetting of the topics and content delivered in the sessions, the topics arose from cases seen on the wards and were chosen by the students as important.

Any new issue arising from a focus group was fed into a subsequent topic guide.

Our interest in this topic arose from the work done on transformations and factorisations of continuous Sturm-Liouville boundary value problems by Binding et al. [1] and Browne and Nillsen [2], notably.

Our interest in this topic arose from the work done on transformations and factorisations of continuous (as opposed to discrete) Sturm-Liouville boundary value problems by, amongst others, Binding et al., notably [1, 2].

The second paper on this topic arose from the CoBaTrICE collaboration (a competency based training programme in intensive care medicine) [ 6].

The topics include issues arising from customization which will likely challenge the definitions of "manufacturer" and "placed on the market" in the regulatory sphere.

Arksey [ 12] used qualitative analysis to identify the key topics and issues arising from stakeholder consultation in her scoping review of interventions for carers of people with mental health problems.