Sentence examples for categorized findings from inspiring English sources

In order to describe and map innovations into a larger landscape, we categorized findings according to the conceptual framework for MNH innovation we had defined in Fig.  1.

To identify possible clinic-level interventions to improve TB evaluation, we categorized findings into predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors as described by the PRECEDE model, focusing on potentially modifiable behaviors at the clinic-level.

Others have also categorized findings to enable patients to make a well-informed decision about having the test or not, without options for different feedback policies (e.g., see example of prenatal ArrayCGH at the VU University Medical Center, Supp. Fig. S3).

Thus, the researchers elected to categorize findings as significant, only if they required immediate follow-up.

We filtered studies through the lens of learning theory and used our conceptual framework to organize and categorize findings by level of course, discipline, and learning objectives.

Most articles simply state their objective as gaining insight into certain aspects of EHR implementation (as shown in Table  1) and do not use a particular theoretical approach to identify and categorize findings.

We categorized the findings from the initial analysis of the data under related themes.

We categorized our findings into six types (Table 1): four types of consistency and two types of inconsistency (major and minor).

Third, we did not contact the authors of the studies to confirm that we had categorized their findings in appropriate ways.

We further categorized our findings by their relative adjacency to described exonic elements and investigated regional differences of novel transcribed elements in small intestine and colon.

We categorized our findings to bring to light these 'grey zones of clinical practice' [ 73], but also fields of controversy in CHF management such as BNP testing (Table 5).