Sentence examples for incomplete engagement from inspiring English sources

Incomplete engagement of patients along the care cascade translates into high preventable mortality.

Incomplete engagement of accessed members of the sample introduces further opportunities for selection bias, which should be recognized and controlled.

The only partially resolved theme was the teaching theme, (8) Incomplete engagement of participants.

Full engagement in survey response represents the ideal response strategy (optimizing) in contrast to incomplete engagement (satisficing).

Unsatisfactory seating of the acetabular component leads to incomplete engagement and therefore small residual compressive forces that may result in excessive micromotion and adversely affect primary stability.

The final content standards are summarised in Table 2. Teaching standards are represented by six themes listed in Table 1 being (3) Information overload; (4) Unacceptable station timing; (5) Didactic delivery; (6) Inadequate clinical relevance; (7) Poor teaching reproducibility; and (8) Incomplete engagement of participants.

In one case, fragmentation seemed to have resulted from incomplete coil engagement.

In one trial, embolus fragmentation was apparently caused by incomplete coil engagement, during removal from the guide catheter and sheath.

The data for the 400 mg/month and 400 mg/week dose levels show approximately a 2.7-fold increase in solanezumab bound Aβ at the higher dose level (5,858 versus 15,825 pg/mL total Aβ40 and Aβ42) [ 183], showing that there was incomplete target engagement at the 400 mg/month dose level used in the pivotal phase 3 trials.

Because incomplete target engagement occurred at the dose level used in the phase 3 trials, it is unlikely any solanezumab was available to bind soluble Aβ oligomers; thus, the lack of efficacy of solanezumab at the dose levels used in the phase 3 clinical trials is not unexpected.

Biases that might have arisen from incomplete access and/or engagement should be identified and discussed.