Sentence examples for applicable findings from inspiring English sources
8 Section Chiefs in the Country Offices 7 Heads of Zonal Offices in countries where applicable Findings and Conclusions: Finding 1: UNICEF's responses in the region appear to be well aligned with and relevant to both the national context as well as government's priorities of decentralization.
TREC-Rio will also produce widely applicable findings, so that the treatment of people beyond Rio de Janeiro should also be safer.
Whilst there are always issues of representativeness in analysing such material the increasing ubiquity and availability of this medium to many, increases the opportunity for more widely applicable findings.
The objective of this study is to create an overview of the existing literature on EHR implementation in hospitals and to identify generally applicable findings and lessons for implementers.
Similar outcomes have occurred in a diverse array of other organ systems; other forward-genetic screening methods, such as mutagenesis via viral insertions (Amsterdam et al., 1999) or use of transposon-mediated gene disruption (Kotani et al., 2006), have yielded equally important and clinically applicable findings, which are reviewed in detail elsewhere (Jing and Zon, 2011; Patton and Zon, 2001).
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Perhaps the most interesting and broadly applicable finding of this study is the recommendation for how to prepare disaster communications ahead of time, which included several useful and novel methods that can be adapted by any organization.
Activation of different signals identified with glia cells is thought to contribute to the progression of hyperalgesia, which represents an applicable finding for the treatment of hyperalgesia.
Finally, we applied the two tests to real data for 17 phenotypes to determine which of our synthetic settings were most likely applicable, finding that, overall, the LR test performed substantially better than the score test.
Our demonstration of the contribution of differences in signal modulation, related to different types of glia cells and leading to progression of chronic pain, represents an applicable finding for the clinical treatment of hyperalgesia.
