The sample collection and processing protocol should be underpinned by a study-wide quality program with the aim of producing samples and data that are fit for research purposes.
Creator Jenji Kohan managed to construct a template that allowed for a comedic exploration of serious subject matter, underpinned by a dedicated character study of Weeds's anti-heroine Nancy Botwin.
This typology is underpinned by a grounded theory study [ 27], and has been used for the retrospective classification of dying trajectories across a large sample of older decedents in the US.
Quality was also assessed using criteria based on questions such as "Is this study underpinned by a strong body of knowledge?" and "Does the method accord with the objectives of the study?".
A qualitative interpretive approach underpinned by a feminist framework informed this study.
PERS focuses on the use of risperidone in children and adolescents with CD, and its key objective is to perform a series of clinical studies, underpinned by a Paediatric Investigation Plan PIPP) that will provide sufficient information for a Paediatric Use Marketing Authorisation (PUMA) to be obtained for the use of risperidone in CD in children and adolescents.
Our study is underpinned by a constructivist philosophy of knowing the world [ 3].
The study is underpinned by a clear theoretical model as to how effects will be generated by the intervention, and its design is firmly rooted in existing empirical evidence.
The study was underpinned by a conceptual research framework on patient safety, derived from the literature on healthcare for people with intellectual disabilities and organisational change (see online supplementary appendix 2).
The aims and design of our study were underpinned by a model of transcultural health care utilization [ 36] previously tested in rural and urban Crete, where biomedical and indigenous knowledge systems co-exist [ 37].
The study is underpinned by a socioecological model of health [ 38] i.e. considerations of the social determinants influencing health outcomes, and a cultural competence approach i.e. involvement of community representatives in guiding all stages of the research [ 39, 40].
