Describing normal findings extensively was judged not to be useful.
In addition, the findings extensively suggest pregnant women's need for psychosocial and emotional support also shapes the ways they utilize available maternity care services.
The eMERGE Network has played a major role in validating the concept that phenotypes derived from EMRs can be used successfully for GWAS and has disseminated its methods and findings extensively.
Schiaparelli's observations had awakened the interest of scientists as well as novelists, in particular the American astronomer Percival Lowell, who studied the red planet extensively, finding more every time he looked, drawing extensive, intricate and detailed maps of the Martian surface, complete with canals, double canals, oases.
Even when he didn't have songs on the charts, King toured extensively, finding fans in unexpected places.
The Associated Press (AP) reported on this extensively last year, finding that members of Congress aren't required to "use official email accounts, or to retain, archive or store their emails, while in office or after".
I'd been traveling extensively around Europe, finding new clients for the agency, and this had taken a toll of my marriage.
To conserve capital and time for finding novel drugs, scientists have extensively used different computational approaches to scan virtual compound libraries prior to the wet lab experiments [16].
Doctors discuss patient findings most extensively outside patient rooms, and often decide not to share the meaning of the findings in their entirety -- to protect and help the patient, or to protect and help the doctor.
Our study addresses the important objective of translating the findings from extensively resourced trials, which focussed on highly selected populations and study settings, to a real-life setting where resources are limited and the population is more heterogeneous.
Research findings are extensively described in the Master's dissertation 'Role and position of the healthcare sector in the prevention of sexual violence against sub-Saharan transmigrants in Morocco' by SVDA.
