Sentence examples for capture narratives from inspiring English sources

They intend to capture narratives focusing on the illness/frailty trajectory, as well as, for a broader scope, on people's values and preferences for care.

Other aspects of CODAC which may have resulted in better performance include its structured approach to identifying the underlying cause and its ability to capture narrative aspects of the death through the clustering of subcategories of the relevant associated conditions.

Using open-ended guides, interviewers focused on capturing narratives related to the careseeking experience during antenatal, delivery and postnatal periods.

The show proceeds chronologically from 1962, the year he first picked up a camera and started roaming the streets of his native New York City to capture "momentary narratives" — a term he preferred to Cartier-Bresson's "decisive moment".

The initial interview question could have been narrowed and formulated differently to capture only narratives about recent experiences.

This study aimed to explore patients' pathways to gout diagnosis and to capture their narratives of going through this process.

Recruitment of the informants with planned surgery was according to 'purposive sampling', i.e., the greatest variation of characteristics such as age, occupation, parity, BMI, and marital status in order to capture wide narratives from the informants (Table 1).

They may classify their victimisation in different ways, and capturing these narratives will take time".

Since the Hudson River is visible from the site, Mr. Finch wanted the art to capture the narrative of the river.

"I don't know that he's been able to do that yet because I'm not sure he's been able to capture the narrative of the U.S. role in the world".

This poll is an effort to capture her narrative, and what becomes clear in the responses many to questions that seemed on their face to have nothing to do with family per se is that the gold thread giving meaning to her life is family stewardship".