Sentence examples for exemplar to provide from inspiring English sources

We critically analysed currently available tools to support decision making or patient understanding in the treatment of acute ischaemic stroke with intravenous thrombolysis, as an exemplar to provide clinicians/researchers with practical guidance on development, evaluation and implementation of such tools for other preference-sensitive treatment options/decisions in different clinical contexts.

This paper presents an exemplar-based method to provide intuitive way for users to generate 3D human body shape from semantic parameters.

Four exemplar participants were selected to provide contrasting pairs who scored above ('high') or below ('low') the median for the group for each language factor (Fig. 7).

Furthermore, the AMHLO role may be used as an exemplar in an attempt to provide a culturally secure resource to engage Aboriginal peoples with mental health services.

One of the goals of our species selection process was to provide exemplars for all of the major lineages across the Viridiplantae (green plants), representing approximately one billion years of evolution, including flowering plants, conifers, ferns, mosses and streptophyte green algae.

Data were drawn together to provide an exemplar indicator set a single network, and methods of graphical presentation were considered.

For this reason, multiple standards were used in order to provide sufficient exemplars of the standard durations.

Plotted genes were chosen to provide extremal exemplars with different performances: the best and worst genes across the whole time scale and two other genes which showed most variation in recent compared with ancient times and vice versa.

The CKD guidebook was used to provide a detailed exemplar of the process.

As did many of his predecessors8 (and followers), Paley considered eyes to provide a particularly illuminating exemplar of organic design: "there is precisely the same proof that the eye was made for vision, as there is that the telescope was made for assisting it" (p. 18).

To explore the impact of the 2006 nGDS contract upon key stakeholders, a qualitative case-study design was chosen as there have been calls for case-studies to provide the much needed exemplars to support social science [20].