Sentence examples for incident study from inspiring English sources

A purposive sample was used to identify a subset of these health workers for the Critical Incident study.

It appears that the subjects could have entered the incident study even if they had reported wheeze without shortness of breath at baseline.

The 2001 prevalent and 2002 2005 incident study cohorts included 1,416 Hispanic youth aged <20 years with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

In our 2002 2005 observation period, only about a third of the incident study population had ≥36 months of data available (all of them incident in 2002).

This qualitative critical incident study has revealed the complex interactions between active and latent failures that underpin the emergence of intravenous MAEs in UK hospitals.

In his critical incident study of uncomfortable prescribing decisions, Bradley stated, "any attempt to influence the prescribing behaviour of doctors ought to be based on a thorough understanding of how prescribing decisions are actually made" [ 33].

Woods avoided disqualification on the basis the rules committee had been made aware of the incident, studied it and viewed it no infringement while he was still on the course.

Woods avoided disqualification on the basis the rules committee had earlier been made aware of the incident, studied it and decided no infringement had occurred while he was still on the course.

I have no good advice, but here's some I gleaned from a letter Benjamin Haydon, who rarely gave him good advice, wrote to John Keats: "God bless you my dear Keats, don't despair, collect incidents, study characters, read Shakespeare and trust in Providence".

The findings suggest that most social science research in parenting misses out on these sorts of incidents, study researcher Kathy Stansbury, a professor of human development and family studies at Michigan State University, said in a statement.

Therefore, no single article type was specified as an inclusion criterion, and important information was identified in study designs ranging from multi-incident studies of scene hazards through detailed single incident reports to opinion articles.