Sentence examples for from a systematic approach from inspiring English sources
There is a good case to believe that in emergency situations the radiologists' performance may profit from a systematic approach using established scoring systems.
This paper summarizes the research findings obtained from a systematic approach consisting of (1) statistical analyses of pre-existing data accumulated for quality assurance purposes, (2) experimental investigations based on the statistical analysis results, and (3) in-field investigation of the rutting performance of low traffic volume pavement.
Lessons learned from a systematic approach to building and sustaining a regional and local biosurveillance community of practice have been documented in a meaningful way.
While this model reflects the data, we have produced an alternative model that is derived from a systematic approach to data interpretation (see Methods).
Demarcating research from treatment: A systematic approach for the analysis of the ethics of clinical research.
In the words of the World Health Report, 2013: ' All nations will benefit from taking a systematic approach to the monitoring and evaluation of research investments, practices, outputs and applications.' [ 24].
Notwithstanding the high quality and the wide disciplinary range of the presentations, an attempt to shift from description to a systematic approach still lacks (Cross Disciplinary Urban Space 2016).
to develop a set of quality indicators for postnatal care after discharge from the hospital, using a systematic approach.
The findings from this study provide a systematic approach toward the design of high performance iDEP devices for their lab-on-a-chip integration.
Data extraction and amalgamation from multiple sources requires a systematic approach, considering data quality assurance and research objectives.
In Australia, the goal of the National Cervical Screening Program is to decrease morbidity and deaths from cervical cancer through a systematic approach to cervical screening, aimed at identifying and treating irregularities before potentially developing into cervical cancer [ 9].
