Sentence examples for formulating a case from inspiring English sources
The ratings were lower with regard to performing appropriate laboratory investigations to exclude medical complications and in formulating a case or completing a discharge summary.
The activities that were asked about included initiating various treatments, discharging patients, engaging in family education sessions, conducting risk assessments, admitting patients without supervision, crisis assessments, referring for laboratory investigations, performing neurological examinations and formulating a case.
However, Karl-Trummer et al. [ 19] pointed out that vague access rules may be interpretable in favour of the patient; that is, by formulating a case as an emergency.
Fabio et al. formulated a case study to analyze forensics evidence stored in a Window 7 personal computer when Google documents, PicasaWeb, Flickr, and Dropbox are accessed via web browser.
These members of the International Commission on Financing Global Education Opportunity met during the IMF/World Bank Spring meetings to review the latest research from experts and formulate a case for education's centrality to any social or economic reform in the 21st century.
There is no gold standard for TB diagnosis in a live person, so studies of TB disease must adopt or formulate a case definition.
Children were not included in this survey as there were too few children who presented for assessment in the qualitative phase to formulate a case definition for children.
The main ingredients of ERP were in the first session to formulate a case-conceptualization, present a habituation rationale, and use of self-registration of rituals for homework.
"We are officially in the process of formulating a civil case that we anticipate will be filed shortly on behalf of the family," said Anthony Gray, an attorney for the family.
