Sentence examples for contextually designed from inspiring English sources

We focus on the contextually designed tools designers create to help them facilitate.

The contextually designed EBP training program for Filipino physical therapists was effective in improving knowledge, skills and attitudes to EBP from pre to post training.

A fine-grained examination of the process of each phase of the model, with video analysis documenting tutors' interventions and students' responses, thematic analysis of contextually designed questions and statistical analysis of measurements on the development of learning dispositions and capabilities, is needed.

We consider that our adherence, competence and overall impression measures are developmental, and that in the future the use of triangulated data from multiple sources and more differentiated, contextually sensitive measures specifically designed for complex interventions may prove to be of great value.

These include: addressing decision-making norms, engaging in intergenerational dialogue, and designing contextually appropriate communication strategies.

Understanding the social and economic issues and local context, resources and capacities of specific settings is also very crucial to design contextually based preventive interventions to reduce the CVD risk factors, particularly in LMICs.

Contextually appropriate design and use are needed for ICTs to deliver value to various parties within the socio-economic spheres of developing countries who have different needs and wants compared to those of the developed world.

The study employed two therapy quality scales purposively designed for the two contextually appropriate treatments for harmful drinking and severe depression.

The findings of this study contribute to our broader understanding of how surgeons make decisions about oncology referral and provide a basis to design contextually-appropriate strategies to narrow this gap in our province.

Dubbed GIA (Guided Information Access), originally developed and patented by SpeedTrack co-founder and CTO Jerzy Lewak, the system is designed to guide users to contextually relevant information when searching specific keywords, ensuring a result rather than a page that says "no result can be found" or whatever.

This exclusion also meant that parents did not have input into determining the intervention or how it was designed; the intervention therefore was potentially less contextually relevant and conditions were not created that might have facilitated the empowerment of parents.