Sentence examples for development of a document from inspiring English sources

The pCODR has demonstrated its commitment to enabling patient input at the highest level by the development of a document to guide patient advocacy groups and by conducting training sessions to ensure patients are comfortable with the process and understand how best to provide input.

This article considers three controversies faced in the development of such a document, namely (i) the acceptance of the existence of 'true values', (ii) the association of variances with systematic influences and (ii) the representation of fixed but unknown quantities by probability distributions, which is a step that separates Bayesian statistics from frequentist, i.e. classical, statistics.

Consequently, we developed a thorough measurement and scoring tool to assess whether and how policymakers undertook research engagement actions in the development of a policy document.

None of the countries had a built-in process to evaluate the development and implementation of their policy and plan despite these being crucial steps for the development of a comprehensive document achieved through an inclusive process.

We have generated an empirically derived and context-sensitive means of measuring and scoring the extent to which policymakers used research to inform the development of a policy document.

The deliberations of the Transitional Working Group led to the development of a Framework Document [ 13], which identified the set of principles on the governance, structure, focus and operations of the Global Fund.

Informed by this framework, SAGE broadly assesses i) the extent to which policymakers undertook research engagement actions, and ii) the extent to which research was used to inform the development of a policy document.

Informed by this framework, SAGE broadly assesses (1) the extent to which policymakers undertook research engagement actions, and (2) the extent to which research was used to inform the development of a policy document.

To overcome the above-mentioned limitations, we developed the Staff Assessment of enGagement with Evidence from research (SAGE) – a comprehensive, theory-based, and multi-modal measure of policymakers' research engagement actions and research use in the development of a policy document.

The development of a synthesized document estimating the amount of time this cohort spends in screen-viewing activities in childcare, as well as ascertaining whether this behavior is in fact problematic in an environment typically considered sedentary in nature, is warranted [ 33, 41, 43].

Additionally the ATSDR, which conducts public health assessments at National Priorities List sites under CERCLA (U.S. EPA 1989b), has also initiated a chemical mixtures program, which includes the development of a guidance document for chemical mixtures assessment and several interaction profiles for commonly occurring chemical mixtures discussed below in this overview (ATSDR 2004).