Sentence examples for description of adjustment from inspiring English sources
Box 1 A selection of examples of reasonably adjusted health services Description of adjustment Intellectual disability liaison nurses (IDLNs) provided training for hospital staff.
Description of adjustment Intellectual disability liaison nurses (IDLNs) provided training for hospital staff.
Our inclusion criteria were: prospective cohort study; type 2 diabetes as outcome; description of breast-feeding assessment; presentation of relative risks with 95% CI; description of adjustment for potential confounders.
The criteria for inclusion of studies in our meta-analysis included prospective cohort design, end points of metabolic syndrome or type 2 diabetes, presentation of a relative risk (RR) and associated measure of variance (SE or 95% CI), definition, and metric for SSB intake and description of adjustment for potential confounders.
This section provides an overview of these methods and data sources and a more detailed description of adjustments for institutionalized populations.
The developing character of the city emerges in a particularly colourful manner, with descriptions of adjustment to European habits such as house design, recreational activities and even changing trends in people's names.
Ms. Mathis, the S.& P. spokeswoman, said the description of the adjustment to Levels 5.7 was inaccurate.
The first stage was devoted to producing the description of different adjustment methodologies and assessing their merits.
The overarching goal is to present business graduates' descriptions of their careers and the skill adjustment they have made due to the influence of technology.
Box 2 A selection of examples of health services that were not reasonably adjusted Description of lack of adjustment Members of the staff team who provided care for a patient at home continued to provide the patient with support during his hospital stay.
Description of lack of adjustment Members of the staff team who provided care for a patient at home continued to provide the patient with support during his hospital stay.
