Sentence examples similar to evaluating a transition from inspiring English sources
We evaluated a transition program for adolescents and young adults with OI from a pediatric orthopedic hospital to adult care.
We present the rationale and design of a study intended to evaluate a transition programme for adolescents with JIA as a brief intervention.
This methods paper presented the rationale and design of a study intended to evaluate a transition programme for young people with JIA as a brief intervention.
A transition has five parts, namely Source state (state affected by the transition), Event Trigger (event whose reception makes the transition fireable, Fig. 4), Guard Condition (Boolean expression that is evaluated before a transition fires.
This study evaluates whether a transition of large ports facilities to biofuel production for mobility improves the environmental performance and satisfies the renewable energy directive (RED) and it is the first LCA study that considers biofuel production from torrefied wood.
The counselors also track postdoctoral fellows once they leave an NIH lab, evaluating their transition to a new position.
Three different designs were evaluated: a bilayered restoration (sharp transition between materials); a trilayered restoration with a homogenous interlayer between core and veneer; and a trilayered restoration with a graded interlayer.
Our study evaluates a program supporting the transition of insulin initiation to the primary care setting.
We reflect upon experience evaluating the transition of a large scale HIV/AIDS prevention program in India, known as Avahan, in order to draw lessons about transition evaluation approaches and implementation challenges.
We evaluated a graduate registered nurse Community Transition to Professional Practice Program which was designed specifically to develop and foster skills required for primary health care.
The proposed conceptual framework seeks to guide users through key aspects of monitoring and evaluating transition in a comprehensive fashion.
