Sentence examples for To evaluate approaches from inspiring English sources

This is the "participation paradox". We appear to be neglecting the very inquiry that feeds our ability to understand our bodies and to evaluate approaches to preserve, improve, or recover health from disease.

This study aims to evaluate approaches to research prioritization in kidney disease and describe research priorities of patients with kidney disease, their caregivers, the health care providers involved in their care, and policy makers.

The framework can also be used to evaluate approaches to addressing the challenges through measures including resource substitution, technological substitutions, recycling, and shifts to less resource-intensive consumption patterns.

The primary aims of our review are to evaluate approaches used to analyse primary outcome data in CRTs and investigate methods used to handle missing outcome data in primary and sensitivity analysis.

82 Further research is urgently required to evaluate approaches to intervention, including individual behavioural studies and studies of more upstream approaches that seek to alter the material and environmental conditions before and immediately after birth.

Since youth may be in situations where they have limited influence on the smoking behaviors of adults around them, it is recommended to evaluate approaches to inform parents and others who smoke regarding the specific health risks of SHS exposure for adolescent girls.

For the second data set used to evaluate approach A (PPAR γ) we derive the binding relevant stubstructure from reviewing known ligands from the DrugBank [9] database.

This case allows students to develop and evaluate approaches to disseminating simple and proven innovations with complex service settings.

Finkelstein is helping researchers find rigorous ways to evaluate new approaches to the health delivery system.

Objective: to evaluate different approaches to biocompatible vascular grafts.

While the policy was still in developmental stages, the commission urged the Department of Education to "evaluate alternative approaches, including those adopted by the U.S. Census" to track students' race.