Sentence examples for conducted a point from inspiring English sources

Study design: We conducted a point prevalence survey of nosocomial infections in 29 Pediatric Prevention Network NICUs.

We conducted a point prevalence survey on October 13, 2008 at the Alfred Hospital.

We conducted a point prevalence study involving 128 PICUs in 26 countries across 6 continents.

We conducted a point prevalence study in 23 Italian LTCFs at the end of 2006, looking for colonization in patients with urinary tract catheters (>24 hours) at the time of the study.

The DFSS conducted a point-in-time count of homeless people in the night of January 22nd last year whoever was either in a shelter or sleeping rough that night.

Dumford and colleagues [ 13] conducted a point-prevalence culture survey for toxigenic C. difficile strains in physician and nurse work areas, specifically targeting telephones, tabletops, computer keyboards, and door knobs on eight different wards.

In order to establish baselines for dogs' interpretation of pointing, familiar words, and novel words in isolation, three further conditions were conducted: a Pointing Baseline, in which no novel word was used, a Familiar Label Baseline, in which the dogs were simply tested for their vocabulary, and a Mutual Exclusivity condition, in which we assessed reference resolution by exclusion.

15 Unlike other countries, Australia has not recently conducted a national point prevalence study on HAIs.

They're also intending to offer a high tech alternative to carrying out manual microscopy on a blood smear — another technique that can be used to conduct an point-of-care CBC test, but which requires specialist personnel taking the time, care and attention to get it right.

For example, Lin et al. [ 43] conducted a Fitts' pointing task to investigate the effects of weight distribution of laparoscopic instruments on movement performance.

We conducted a hospital-wide point prevalence survey to measure the prevalence of VRE, as our previous surveillance activities were targeted to patients felt to be at risk and therefore may have resulted in selection biases.