Sentence examples for future feedback from inspiring English sources

Not only did patients see scope for this type of service provision in the future, feedback indicated that the lessons learned through the use of this system will be taken into the future by individual patients.

16 We envision the need for the Safer Dx framework because current organisational processes, procedures and policies do not necessarily facilitate or focus on measurement of diagnostic safety, which is essential for creating future feedback and learning to improve patient care.

This provides us with evidence of natural carbon cycle sensitivity to climate, and may provide constraints on future feedbacks in response to long-term climate change.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Presented handles for assessment including use and preferences for current use and future haptic feedback instruments.

Results indicate that increasing tourist flow and related infrastructure are not perceived as threats to the local ecosystem equilibrium, but the problem of water quality should be carefully considered to prevent future negative feedback.

17 In the future, intensive feedback – primarily to small-volume departments – is necessary to improve completeness.

Whether this ontology undergoes major changes in the near future, following feedback from the community, or whether it is used 'as is' by several resources, we hope that annotation confidence will be increasingly available in biocuration efforts.

In addition, we sought their views on how their patients received the service, the pharmacists' interactions with other health care professionals (particularly general practitioners), as a result of the asthma service, the impact of the service on their role, their opinions on offering such a service in future, and feedback on the support from the investigators to guide the service implementation.

We extend this theory to sustainable HCI and contribute a space for future eco-feedback design among children.

This has significant implications for the growing body of research at the nexus between water and energy consumption and can inform future eco-feedback system designs.

This limits the accuracy of predictions of future ecosystem feedbacks on the climate system, which is a serious knowledge gap as these tropical wetland ecosystems represent a very large source of greenhouse gas emissions (e.g. two-thirds of CH4 emissions from natural wetlands are estimated to be from tropical systems).