Sentence examples for example and reviews from inspiring English sources

It aims to ensure that a dozen basic safety steps are actually followed in operating rooms here and abroad — that the operating team gives an antibiotic before making an incision, for example, and reviews how much blood loss to prepare for.

Reviews of administrative database studies and of community surveys can help to place problems in comparative perspective, for example, and reviews of observational studies can help to characterise an option's likely harms.

But once one examines a broader sample of examples, and reviews situations in which the rival and narrow egalitarianism yield opposed recommendations as to what should be done, one should conclude that the rival, and not any version of narrow egalitarianism, should be affirmed as non-instrumentally valuable and incorporated into the set of fundamental moral principles.

He or she gives plenty of relevant examples and reviews the topic.

This method originally was applied to PBPK model calibration, and examples and reviews can be found in a number of articles (Bernillon and Bois, 2000; Covington et al. 2007; Hack et al. 2006; Jonsson 2001).

This is not only of particular interest due to the importance of oxidative stress in PD (for examples and reviews see Gotz et al, 1990; Jenner, 1991; Smeyne & Smeyne, 2013; Zhou et al, 2008), but may also represent a novel mechanism by which the activity of multiple signal pathways may be enhanced.

A list of possible approaches, by Maxwell-Garnett, Bruggeman and Lorentz-Lorenz models, Drude, or Silberstein formula, can be found in books, for example [16], and reviews [17,18].

It can identify a bottle of wine, for example, and show reviews, more detailed information on the region it came from and what foods it is likely to go best with – a handy feature that allows you to pretend you know more about wine than the fact that it was on offer at £5 from your local supermarket.

However, we recognise that authors who address questions relating to aetiology, diagnosis, or prognosis, for example, and who review epidemiological or diagnostic accuracy studies may need to modify or incorporate additional items for their systematic reviews.

This is followed by a description of the development of the program, a case example, and a review of program outcomes in light of the proposed model.

The process and equilibria at a passive electrode are discussed in detail for iron as an example and a short review is given for passive chromium, nickel and cobalt.