Examining the feasibility of recruitment strategies and analytical framework helped further fine-tune research questions and analytic focus.
The data emerging from such studies can then be used to fine-tune further research using classical preparative techniques.
Engagement with others conducting HPSR is also a key facet of a dialogic practice, with utility in terms of building alliances, and for positioning and fine-tuning research.
Even though a large amount of research focuses on tuning heuristics on a specific problem, little research has been done to investigate structural characteristics of the problem itself.
Meanwhile, tuning in to other research themes, Finch has delved into the comparative biology of aging, a topic he surveyed in detail in his 1990 book, Longevity, Senescence, and the Genome, a 922-page tome.
Since its establishment as the most complete account, the framework has been used in a variety of contexts, resulting in a number of refinements, tuning its applicability for specific research purposes such as studies of the evaluative language in research article abstracts, biology experiment reports, wine appreciation and student narrative writing.
Not only is that around the same time that viewers are tuning into online video — the research found that the number of video impressions served peaked at around 11 00 p.m. — but it's the time that's most effective for viewers to see branded advertisements.
In 2006 Stonewall published Tuned Out, research into the invisibility of gay people on TV.
These observations thus allow us to better fine-tune upcoming research, which should specifically concentrate on the development of cells featuring a true regeneration potential.
In order to fine-tune clinical research questions or extrapolate findings back to the patient's bedside, he says, "you need to know what's happening in the clinics".
The key is choosing and tuning in together, according to new research from Sonos, an American audio company.
