in-depth Význam & definice

Příklady in-depth

• What it does provide, however, is my conceptualisation of the phenomenological themes that were drawn from in-depth interviews.

• This is a well-written and in-depth text as well as a valuable resource.

• In 1997 and 1998, 35 multiple in-depth interviews have been carried out with 30 persons aged 62-85 years.

• They adopted a qualitative approach to evaluating poverty, holding in-depth interviews with a number of groups regarded as disempowered.

• The second phase discovered, through in-depth interviews, some of the reasons why these perceptions persist.

• It is hoped that in-depth monitoring of the building may be able to start soon once the initial construction drying out period is over.

• However, although bioethicists see the importance of the disparities, there is relatively little in-depth discussion specifically addressing the implications of disparities for medical decisions.

• Cultural practices such as minimal intermarriage with members of adjacent ethnic groups and in-depth genealogical knowledge make them a population suitable for genetic investigation.