Sentence examples for guides table from inspiring English sources

Over 37 toolkits were identified, of which 14 were general all-purpose patient-related engagement toolkits, and six were patient engagement evaluation toolkits or guides (Table  2).

Topic guides (Table  1) developed using key themes arising from a literature review [ 26] were used to structure the focus groups.

Although the literature identified a variety of patient engagement toolkits and guides (Table  2 – A. General Toolkits), the evaluation of them and/or perspectives on those that have been evaluated regarding their use and effectiveness requires further study.

Based on our review of the literature and on our reading of the cognitive psychology literature, we formulate a set of best practices for image use in field guides (Table  1) and highlight these practices in the guides that we review.

Interview guides (Table  2) for the individual interviews with participants, caregivers, and health professionals were developed by the members of the research team, based on existing literature and input from professionals and patients' representatives involved in the programs.> Potential participants were approached through an invitation letter sent from the rehabilitation centres.

It is also possible to illustrate multiple terms in a single drawing by using arrows to indicate the relevant portions of the drawing, thus showing the relationship between related terms and saving space in printed guides (Table  1: Best Practice 1b).

There were a couple of afterthought cardboard trees on the electronic gift guide table, but not much beyond that.

As a rough initial guide, Table 2 provides approximate costs for the basic building-blocks of an MTDC grid.

The utility of the reported guide (Table 2) comes from its simplicity as it is designed as a management reference for a range of plantations regimes and ages.

The tool granted focusing on the most relevant data and having a big picture of the space analysed, and it helped in defining both the observation points of the site visits and the interview guide (Table 1).

To address forest managers' needs, a preliminary reference guide (Table 2) has been produced that indicates the levels of foliar nutrient concentrations for are considered adequate for teak plantations in Central America.