Sentence examples for developing statement from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Liebermann's musical fluency was palpable, it sometimes came off as glibness: rather than a developing statement, a guaranteed effect.
Once again, Chailly's ability to keep the music in a constant state of motion was exceptional, as was the way in which he joined the individual sections of the final passacaglia up into a single, organically developing statement, setting the seal on his overview of the work as a whole.
Development of the first round questionnaires involved dividing the recommendations gleaned from the systematic search into sections based on common themes and developing statements that described first aid actions.
The first, the Mu'tazilite, was given its most developed statement by 'Abd al-Jabbar from Basra (d. 1025).
A CPG is a 'systematically developed statement to assist practitioner and patient decisions about appropriate health care for specific clinical circumstances' (Field and Lohr, 1990 Institute of Medicine).
A guideline was defined as a systematically developed statement that could be used to facilitate decision making in clinical settings [ 33], while a guidance document was a less formal and less structured material that simply contained recommendations.
Review authors may find the newly developed statement that guides intervention reporting for any evaluative study design (TIDieR) useful when considering what intervention elements they need details about while conducting, and particularly when writing, the review.
During this time Christians met in council to develop statements of faith, confessions, and creeds.
We developed statements based on preliminary surveys administered to undergraduates and experts.
To address this felt need, guidelines are systematically developed statements designed to help clinicians make management decisions.
Clinical practice guidelines are systematically developed statements to assist practitioner and patient decisions about appropriate health care for specific clinical circumstances.
