Sentence examples for guidelines for presentation from inspiring English sources
Concerning consumer report cards, the Centre for Consumer Experience in Health Care has issued elaborate guidelines for presentation formats.
13 In this study, we describe the baseline clinical characteristics, details of interventions and the primary results in accordance with the STROBE guidelines for presentation of cohort studies.
These figures are used without regard to the uncertainty attached to their estimation, violating many journals' own guidelines for presentation of point estimates within the research articles that they publish [ 21].
This paper presents theory (intuition, flow and guidelines for information presentation) combined with case results.
We will release guidelines for the presentation as the due date gets nearer, but in general, your presentation will focus on any changes you have made since the preliminary report, rather than re-capping the entire system.
To address some of the presentational inadequacies found in this review we include new suggested guidelines for the presentation of survival analyses in medical journals.
A course manual with primary literature articles on Burmese python physiology; basic laboratory practices, protocols, and rationale for experiments (see the Supplemental Material); and guidelines for oral presentations, laboratory notebook maintenance, writing a literature review, preparing a research report, and poster preparation and presentation was provided to students without charge.
At the beginning of the project, students are given clear guidelines and expectations for presentation content and design, as well as strategies for effective team-building and collaboration.
A general guideline for your presentation would be to talk about the aims of your research and your achievements, to show that you are able to focus on specific goals and take a project forward (academics are sometimes perceived as holding onto pet projects rather than moving on into areas with more potential).
For example, CLSI (the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute) develops "…globally applicable voluntary consensus documents for health care testing" [ 60], such as consensus guidelines for analysis and presentation of antimicrobial resistance trends [ 61].
