Sentence examples for concurrent reports from inspiring English sources

Given that many adolescents today have access to computers and mobile phones, the development of internet-based concurrent reports in the assessment of pain and headaches in these age groups are likely to be more practical and economical for use not only in large-scale epidemiological surveys, but also in regular health care services.

According to Steinhübel, the concurrent reports show that Boleslaus the Bald took advantage of the internal conflicts in Hungary, occupied the Duchy of Nitra and ceded it to Géza after he had concluded a treaty with the Hungarian monarch.

15 Data entered into the Swedish Cancer Registry are double checked by concurrent reports from both clinicians and pathology departments.

Retrospective recall of childhood conditions in adulthood can be subject to recall bias [ 56], and short-term retrospective and concurrent reports are therefore preferable.

A group of bone marrow transplant patients who received ciprofloxacin monotherapy for prophylaxis against infection had no instances of CDAD, but two concurrent reports included cases of CDAD associated exclusively with ciprofloxacin (9, 10, 15 ).

A concurrent report, however, did not observe such a chronic increase in trabecular density.

In a concurrent report from the Nurses Health Study [ 2], a significant 26% decrease in risk for breast cancer was observed in obese women, and a nonsignificant 10% decrease in all study participants, taking oestrogen alone for 5 to 9 years.

As detailed in a concurrent report, the structure, stereochemistry, and enantio-purity was determined for nine cisoid products of TEAS isolated from large-scale enzyme incubations with (cis, trans -FPP (1b), an achievementrans -FPP the formulation of a mechanistic proposal for their biosynthetic origin (1b panel b) (16).

The second, concurrent study reported here has investigated machine and mount responses to an electromagnetically generated torque ripple.

In response to this local impetus, we designed and carried out a prospective, concurrent, self-report study of primary care prior authorization activities to document the costs that a sample of primary care practices incurred performing required prior authorization activities.

Actions on the interface and concurrent verbal reports were collected.