Sentence examples for a recent thematic from inspiring English sources
"The Concept of Dust," receiving its East Coast première, extends a recent thematic interest in aging and mortality.
2 20 Three systematic reviews of the experiences of people following a stroke 21 23 and a recent thematic synthesis 24 have highlighted that people face existential challenges in terms of uncertainty and loss of their usual everyday world.
(Eliot 1974) A recent thematic issue of this journal offers a critique of public health policy in relation to drinking, smoking and obesity (Bell et al. 2011), discussing the ways in which current biomedical culture characterises the body as the passive victim of these 'epidemics' and 'addictions'addictions
A recent thematic synthesis of qualitative studies [ 25] described patients with ESKD and their caregiver perspectives on conservative management and end-of-life care and found only five studies [ 13, 26– 29] offering a limited insight into quality of life (QOL) and decision making in those managed without dialysis with no exploration of changes over time.
A distinguished British scholar shrugs off recent thematic and ideological trends in Shakespeare criticism as he explores the evolution of the playwright's sensibility through close textual readings.
This demonstrates that Independent Monitoring Boards who visit prisons regularly and are on call all the time have witnessed conditions that echo the findings of the chief inspector of prisons in her recent thematic review of mental health in prison (pdf).
Recent thematic assessments of two of the BSAP strategic goals (biodiversity and eutrophication) [12], [13] provide systematic overviews both on the available datasets and on the dynamics of various ecosystem components related to these sectorial topics.
It should be noted though that this overall figure does not take account of the distribution at the country level – and the recent thematic evaluation noted the good practice by the EU of geographically targeting specific areas in several countries in order to reach the poorest.
This paper presents a thematic analysis of documents produced during a recent 'Regional Policy Forum on Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)', attended by over 200 participants including representatives from key international donor organisations and high-level officials from over 30 countries across the Asia Pacific region.
A recent review undertaken by Basu and colleagues included the 6 thematic framework outlined in the World Health Report 2000 [ 11].
