Sentence examples for delineation of persons from inspiring English sources

Delineation of persons presenting late for care have identified that many were in contact with the health system several times before being diagnosed and hence increased provided-initiated testing is likely to be helpful.

If the person does not have a clear delineation of facts, particularly numbers, I can tell if they're not being truthful.

While the data suggest that baseline SPECT alone may be sufficient for delineation of PTSD versus TBI, concentration SPECT may be useful in further refining the neurophysiological deficits in persons for which their TBI or PTSD may manifest with hypo or hyper-attentive symptoms.

This paper proposes a geometric delineation of distributional preference types and a non-parametric approach for their identification in a two-person context.

This paper has proposed a geometric delineation of distributional preference types and a non-parametric approach for their identification in a two-person context.

This points to the need for interventions to consistently provide a clear delineation of length and frequency of contact, type of contact (for example, web-based, telephonic, in person, individual, group), training and expertise of providers, tracking and planning tools, and durability of engagement over time.

Framing and the delineation of vision reign.

But he has cast his own shadow on his coming delineation of God.

Obama's answer remains the clearest delineation of the Administration's public posture.

His easy-does-it execution, careful delineation of inner voices and playfulness were disarming.

They must have a clear delineation of roles, missions, and authority.