The phrase "and settings part of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a component or aspect of settings, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The configuration options and settings part of the software needs to be updated for better performance."
Alternatives: "and settings component of" or "and settings section of".
In some settings, part of the EHR documentation (usually with older versions of an EHR) is associated with the PHR.
The subjects of her large color photographs are actual children, whose images have been extensively tweaked and inserted almost seamlessly into pieced-together settings, parts of which have been painted and scanned into the computer by the artist.
Dudley is a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the policy-setting part of the Fed.
The videos provide educators with an easy to use tool that can be used in academic settings, LTC settings and as part of continuing and online education.
We also acknowledge that academic journals do aim to publish research that "should change the mind or behavior" of practitioners, and that practitioners in some settings and parts of the world do regularly consult with academics.
In this context, PET imaging combined with non-enhanced CT, and diagnostic quality contrast-enhanced CT scan and optimisation of CT settings, is part of this multidisciplinary approach requiring the specific skills of a radiologist and a nuclear medicine physician.
The success of targeted therapy in MM has since led to the development and investigation of more than 30 new compounds in this disease and in other plasma cell dyscrasias such as Waldenström's macroglobulinemia and primary amyloidosis, both in the preclinical settings and as part of clinical trials.
Provider-initiated testing in Vietnam currently focuses on those patients who present very ill to outpatient or inpatient settings, and is part of the diagnosis of AIDS-related illnesses such as tuberculosis.
Peer delivered interventions are increasingly common in voluntary settings, and as part of secondary mental health care provision.
Both groups work within primary care settings and as part of multidisciplinary teams, often working autonomously with patients on a one-to-one basis with a broad range of publics and dealing with a wide variety of health issues.
