Sentence examples for consultation expressed from inspiring English sources

"Some children responding to our consultation expressed frustration at the lack of games on mobile devices and stakeholders commented that the [BBC Children's] websites are relatively basic compared with some other commercial provision.

An overwhelming majority of young people involved in the consultation expressed support for the Children's Act and for the principle that the state has a responsibility to protect vulnerable children.

There were no significant differences between intervention and control groups for reconsultation rates after an index consultation, expressed as reconsultations per 1000 registered patients, for respiratory tract infections (median difference (intervention−control) −0.65 (−1.69 to 0.55) at seven days; −1.33 (−2.12 to 0.74) at 14 days; and −2.32 (−4.76 to 1.95) at 31 days (table 3).

Therefore, it is not surprising to see that patients spent an average of only 12 s (<1% of the consultation) expressing feelings or seeking reassurance.

A recent study highlighted barriers to discussing the growing number of public health issues within antenatal consultations, expressing concern that this may simply promote a 'tick box approach to care' [ 42].

During consultation, leaders expressed support for the study and screening for sickle cell disease.

As the majority of participants from the consultation stage expressed a willingness to engage in the process further, the ranking exercise included all people who gave contact details during the consultation.

The additional time taken for an IMCI consultation was expressed as a barrier to implementation, leading to partial implementation of IMCI, which has been repeatedly shown in assessments of IMCI implementation [ 23].

The balancing factor used for randomisation was the amount of general practitioners' consultation time (expressed as full time equivalent) that the practice was contributing to the study, and this equated to between one and two full time equivalents for clinical contact time.

Topics, such as how to manage uncertainty and not taking action during the consultations, were expressed both in confidence and with the belief that they were understood.

In the AGRIS e-consultation users expressed their demand for more additional data like statistics, multimedia, price data, daily crops prices etc.