Sentence examples for experience to clarify from inspiring English sources

Several said they liked his conservative social positions and relied on his Wall Street experience to clarify complex financial legislation.

Patients were invited to take part in a semi-structured interview about the experience to clarify, confirm and expand on the observational data.

Patient advocacy groups can also use their passion and experience to clarify some of the ambiguity in the regulatory environment for rare disease drug evaluations.

Comparing with the four stages of Kolb's learning cycle the impact of the portfolio was perceived to gradually decrease from observing and reflecting on their clinical experience, and to clarify through abstract conceptualization what they have learnt from that experience, to planning improvement and implementing change in clinical practice [ 9, 10].

The months we'd spent looking in Connecticut had given me a vicarious experience powerful enough to clarify my priorities.

Interview questions were posed and techniques such as open and closed-ended questions specific to their related experience were used to clarify and expand the expression of participant's views [ 20].

We analyzed data related to twelve years of experience in order to clarify the comprehensive features of Salmonella meningitis in our patients, including admission characteristics, acute complications, and long-term outcome.

The main advantages of combining photo-elicitation with sequential interviews included increased rapport with participants, mutual investment in project, detailed accounts of food and eating experiences, and opportunities to clarify or elaborate on responses and experiences from the first interview, in their own words.

A description of the options, probabilities of benefits and harms for each option, and video-clips of patient experiences allows patients to clarify their values associated with outcomes of options.

The application process, while long and arduous, is a valuable learning experience that will help to clarify your goals.

Takahashi Satomi, while still a graduate student at the University of Tokyo, criticized Nishida's notion of pure experience and spurred him to clarify it in an article published soon after An Inquiry Into the Good.