Sentence examples for assist in the refinement from inspiring English sources

This systematic review is the first step in consolidating this information to assist in the refinement of this approach.

This map will definitely assist in the refinement of the Blau syndrome locus as well as other loci mapping to this region, such as Crohn's disease [ 5], psoriasis [ 8] and possibly ankylosing spondylitis [ 9, 10].

However, we had a heterogeneous sample with a range of characteristics and experiences of the target population of patients living with diabetes with access to the internet and we were able to acquire a rich data set that was used to assist in the refinement of the tools.

BR participated in the study design and assisted in the refinement of the theoretical framework.

The investigators administered the survey twice; the first administration informed interview protocols and assisted in the refinement of interview questions.

Discussion between the field researcher and lead investigator was ongoing throughout the initial coding and this assisted in the refinement of nodes and identification of key themes.

Five Tibetan masters' students specializing in medicine were trained in the study protocol and then assisted in the refinement and translation of the survey instrument after pretesting it in the study communities.

The findings will assist in the ongoing refinement of the EPODE approach and are also likely to be useful in guiding the future design and implementation of multi-level initiatives seeking to address other complex and intractable health-related problems (such as programs implemented to address mental health, sexual/reproductive health, youth alcohol consumption, and cardiovascular disease).

Conclusions: These data may assist in the development or refinement of activity checklists with greater content validity, which may be used in combination with objective measures to provide important contextual information about the types of activities being performed and inform the development of appropriately targeted interventions.

Telephone consultations with each SAG member were conducted to assist in the development and refinement of the interview questions and associated probes.

This study has the potential to further explore these issues and provide novel information with regard to student competency in EBM skills, which may assist in the formulation and refinement of existing medical curricula within the EBM context.