Sentence examples for used a single case from inspiring English sources

Third, this paper has a contribution in methodology by providing a qualitative method using a holistic multiple case study with triangulation sources to analyse the cases, which contrast than other chocolate brand studies that used a single case study.

The study used a single case manager whose individual characteristics may limit generalizability.

Fourth, this study used a single case concerning a terminal Alzheimer's patient and results may differ with other cases.

These recent studies also used a single case study design and explored iconic gesture production by participants who also had relatively intact semantic knowledge but impaired phonological encoding.

In the first such translational study, Blackwell and Holmes (2010) used a single case series design to investigate the impact of 1 week of daily sessions of imagery CBM-I in seven participants experiencing a current major depressive episode.

However, the majority of the studies that have investigated the impact of aphasia on iconic gesture form have used a single case study design and most of the participants had relatively intact semantic knowledge.

Only four studies employed statistical analysis and sample sizes were small; several studies used a single case-study design.

It is therefore very disappointing that some in the police service, without benefit of our evidence, are using a single case to cast doubt on our potential actions in a major terrorist incident.

Using a single case of failure to set national policy would be a great disservice to the many children, now warehoused in Russian orphanages, who would be denied opportunities to live in families.

Using a single case, non-concurrent multiple-baseline design, 24 children and adolescents (8 18 years; 7 males, 17 females) with a primary diagnosis of BII phobia were randomly assigned to a one, two or three week baseline prior to receiving OST.

At the risk of using a single case to make a broader argument, let me nevertheless turn to David Petraeus, commanding general of the U. S. Army's 101st Airborne Division in Iraq from 2002 to 2004.