Sentence examples for delivery and presented from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is that some patients delivered outside Mulago hospital and did not get oxytocics soon after delivery and presented with severe post partum haemorrhage.

Nurse educators who deliberately link knowledge learned in previous courses with current course material have chosen to adhere to the concept of linking schemas [ 8]. Second and third, a new concept being presented must be organized in its delivery and presented at the appropriate education level for the students [ 8].

This review explores the conceptual and experimental aspects of polymer-based gene delivery and presents an overview on the recent use of polymers to enhance the effectiveness of plasmid-based systems.

The enhanced bioavailability with sustained effect demonstrates potential of silk fibroin as an alternative carrier for drug delivery and presents Gastoplus™ as efficient tool for in vivo in silico simulations.

Section 4 describes, in detail, the four proposed Web applications for news delivery and presents a comparison study between "Mobile", "News", "RSS", and "Edition" applications.

A micro-dosing system model of overall size 5×5×4.2 mm3 for drug delivery is proposed and presented.

Period of use was defined as weeks 1 - 12 (first trimester), 13-24 weeksecondond trimester) and week 25 to delivery (third trimester) and presented as selection options.

GIS mapping can be effective in identifying service delivery gaps and presenting complex data into simplistic results hence can be recommended in need assessments in conflict settings.

This report is the result of a comprehensive effort to understand the pattern of CKD across the entire range of healthcare delivery system, and presents the first comprehensive pan-Indian account of CKD.

Copolymers of L-lactide and ε-caprolactone (PLACL), as slowly degradable materials, can provide long-term delivery and present great interest for immunosuppressive drugs [ 3].

The article also describes factors that enabled or hindered integrated service delivery and presents implications for integrating these services in other settings.