Sentence examples for development of summary from inspiring English sources

Each completed diagram was digitally scanned and key components/relationships were tabulated to facilitate development of summary diagrams for each region and clinical area.

Previous research has led to the development of summary comorbidity measures which classify patients according to their disease burden [ 1- 4].

"Inductive approaches... aid an understanding of meaning in complex data through the development of summary themes or categories from the raw data" [ 26].

The development of summary reports concerning long term care services in the Syracuse metropolitan area was stimulated by the same interest in improving the efficiency of system wide utilization that supported the initiation of the acute care and emergency medical services reports.

The presentation of evidence to inform health system decisions requires the development of summaries that can 1) communicate complex information in plain language; 2) clearly present the anticipated effects and the certainty (quality) of the underlying evidence; and 3) effectively convey uncertainty.

All authors participated in the AKIN conference workgroups, development of the summary statement, and review of the manuscript.

62 The analytical framework will facilitate development of a summary matrix which will summarise data by category or theme.

The development of the summary reports concerning health care utilization produced a system wide view of health care in Syracuse, New York on a daily basis.

Factor analysis (principal components with varimax rotation) was used to explore the relationships between symptoms and to enable the development of meaningful summary scores.

As Gandek et al. explained development of two summary measures from the SF-36 suggested that it might be possible to develop a shorter questionnaire that would produce the SF-36 physical and mental health summary with fewer items [ 8].

The mixed methods design used here employs a qualitative study of patients' lived end-of-life experiences to inform the development of a summary quantitative hierarchal measure of their perception of needs without ignoring either methodological tradition.