Sentence examples for with further probing from inspiring English sources

(Māori non-smoker) With further probing a few participants explained the idea back to the facilitator.

Such insights are only discoverable through qualitative research which can also clarify with further probing whether their choices are in fact what they intended.

With further probing, some stated a Thai Baht value they would be willing to pay, and others stated factors that the amount of payment should be dependent on.

Of the 153 adolescent married women interviewed, 24 said they were separated from or abandoned by their husbands, another seven young women revealed this was their second marriage, and with further probing, seven young women were found to be sharing their husbands with a co-wife.

Initially, most mothers conveyed independent decision-making for their infant or children, but it became clear with further probing that both mothers and fathers needed some form of permission in order to make decisions for the health of their infant: No, I [make a decision] after asking from elders.

The interviewers did, however, return to an item if later answers indicated that the individual may wish to revise their response and they were trained to continue with further probes if the negative respondents appeared hesitant or unsure.

Further probing with FGDs participants revealed that some of these desired strategies, such as irrigation farming, development of water sources, and insurance for livestock assets, require an initial investment capital that is beyond the reach of many households.

We note that the protein array may have disadvantages, such as the limited sample number (only one) for each type of tissue, which greatly affects the statistical reliability of any observation, and the loss of signal intensity after stripping and re-probing, which limits the use of the array for further probing with other antibodies.

For example, the emerging stories regarding the differences and dynamics of non-executives were something that became particularly apparent and warranted further probing with all the interviewees.

The large differences between our cost-effectiveness estimates and those reported previously for sex worker programmes, STI management and VCT merit further probing with actual longitudinal data to estimate the impact of these interventions in preventing HIV.

Further probing with these participants regarding the cause of their symptoms elicited similar responses and themes that were provided by those participants who were aware of the term and meaning of depression.