Sentence examples for in open comments from inspiring English sources

Anyone can post in open comments.

In open comments (N = 84 respondents, 16.6%) it appeared that many of those that had received information had actually heard about the programme from the media or their own patients.

In open comments, the absence of formal recognition or reward for teaching, poor facilities/resources, low time allocation and low prioritisation by Trust managers and poor support from the Deanery were all mentioned repeatedly.

In opening comments to the commission, Mr. Ashcroft, appearing drawn and somewhat weak after gallbladder surgery last month, took a veiled swipe at the Clinton administration and said the nation had been caught off guard because "for nearly a decade our government had blinded itself to its enemies".

This general improvement in attitudes to learning from and working with consumers was reflected in the open comments (see sample of comments in Table 4).

Participants were encouraged to write any thoughts about the interfaces in an "Open Comments" box.

This is highlighted by one of the participants in their open comments at T2.

Some patients declared spontaneously in their open comments that if they had known that the trial results had become available, they would have asked for an appointment with their oncologist.

Such comments were made by consultants and research nurses in the open comments section at the end of the questionnaire, suggesting that the impact of the emergency setting upon parents' ability to provide consent was an important point which they wished to emphasise.

In the "open comments" section it was clear that students felt that there was a lack of integration between pre-clinical neuroscience and clinical components of neurology training, as well as an insufficient length of time dedicated to neurology in the medical course, which in some schools is not a distinct clinical rotation but integrated into other medical attachments.

In the open comments, those who did not find it acceptable gave the following reasons: 'it was impossible to make a decision under the circumstances; that they did not want to be asked to make any decisions under the circumstances; or that they did not approve of the randomisation'.