Sentence examples for delivery with reference from inspiring English sources

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of labor on extremely-low-birth-weight infants who were born by cesarean delivery with reference to neonatal and neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Therefore, we analyzed the location of delivery with reference to the type of facility.

In addition, practitioner respondents were invited to discuss resources and educational needs in primary care professionals and suggestions about mode of delivery, with reference to their usual ways of learning.

This paper reviews the basic concepts of pulmonary drug delivery with references to fluidization research, in particular, studies on Geldart group C powders.

The proposed method attempts to simultaneously minimize the total production and transportation costs and the total delivery time with reference to budget constraints and available supply, machine capacities at each source, as well as forecast demand and warehouse space constraints at each destination.

This article aims at reviewing the various microbially activated drug delivery systems for colon-specific drug delivery with specific reference to the microflora of the various segments of the gastrointestinal tract and their role in targeting drug delivery to the colon.

The song features "off-kilter guitars and a Black Francis-esque raucous vocal delivery" with stylistic references to the Pixies songs "Debaser" and "Hang Wire".

This paper makes a preliminary attempt to explore how changes in the service delivery of an oral anticoagulation service affect the delivery of care, with reference to existing law.

Graphene oxide is not reported for pesticide delivery and here with reference to graphene oxide ∼400% pesticide loading (w/w) is observed.

This 'unit' of the repeated pattern represents one puff from the machine entering the chamber and is particularly evident with the higher tar delivery 3R4F reference cigarette, with 30 distinct repeating units per puff (Figure 3A).

Modes of delivery of information were discussed with reference (verbally) to existing patient information materials.