Sentence examples for invited care from inspiring English sources

The response rate was 18.1% (of invited care providers).

Table 2 shows the study sample characteristics for all invited care workers and the characteristics and depressive symptom scores for all responders of the questionnaire.

A letter has major advantages over an email: it invites care and consideration in its writing, it can't be impulsively broadcast to the entire world by its recipient, and it is a token of respect and good manners by its sender.

A couple of years ago we invited some care home residents to work with the very young children.

As a result, we are invited to care less about the woman and children who have been slaughtered than about Finkel's chances of getting a book deal.

We're not invited to care about the philandering hero so much as grapple with the historical and philosophical reflections that Berger pegs to his pan-European escapades.

And why is it that they sometimes manage to make movies with characters you're invited to care about—"Fargo" and, more intermittently, "Miller's Crossing"—but more often lapse into sophomoric bunkum, like "Raising Arizona," or beautifully crafted but sterile exercises, like "Barton Fink"?

And why is it that they sometimes manage to make movies with characters you're invited to care about — "Fargo" and, more intermittently, "Miller's Crossing" — but more often lapse into sophomoric bunkum, like "Raising Arizona," or beautifully crafted but sterile exercises, like "Barton Fink"?

NIH then invited health care providers to apply to participate.

Participation was 73.2% (N=925) of invited health care workers.

Of the 510 invited health care providers, 266 (52%) answered the questionnaire - 72% of the registered nurses (n = 139) and 39% of the medical doctors (n = 124).