text: identiﬁed meaning units 
  and 
  coded them into groups. Condensates of the subgroups were 
  written by SSHD and discussed by all researchers. SSHD then 
  recontextualized 
  categories 
  described as analytical texts supplemented by quotes, a process 
  that was discussed and revised several times by all authors. 
  All 
  the manuscript. 
  Enactive theory was used to interpret the results, aiming at 
  informants 
  extracting new knowledge beyond what 
  had provided (28). 
  
  adhering to these  themes 
  
  the material  by  forming 
  
  The transcribed material was analyzed using systematic text 
  condensation (STC) (30) and was organized utilizing NVivo 
  (version 1.7.1). STC is a method for cross-case analysis inspired 
  identiﬁcation 
  by phenomenology. 
  overall 
  themes from the empirical material, (2) extraction of 
  meaning units from the text which were then coded into groups, 
  (3) condensation of all meaning units within the subgroups into 
  represents 
  an 
  participants’ voices, (4) recontextualization of the material into 
  categories, presented as analytical texts. The process is iterative, 
  resulting in continuous movement between the transcripts and 
  within different steps of the analysis. An example of the STC 
  process is illustrated in Figure 1. 