Sentence examples for leaflets relevant to from inspiring English sources

The researcher made detailed field notes and elicited narratives from staff, seeking to identify 'What is being accomplished here?' Documents (eg, recall letters and patient leaflets) relevant to chronic disease management were collected.

Leaflets were also not tailored to different age groups, for example the head injury advice leaflet was not relevant to young children: "a young child is not going to complain of dizziness… a parent… will be reading it and thinking well, you know, what has this got to do with my child?" (paediatric ED doctor).

However, there was a significant reduction in the number of NCCs in the non-coronary leaflet of the aortic valve in mutants compared with controls (P < 0.005; Figure  3 M), suggesting that reduced contributions to this leaflet specifically might be relevant to abnormalities in valve leaflet patterning.

However relevant the themes of the show are, if the leaflet makes it look too expensive, uses words not commonly used by your target audience, or talks about awards or other plaudits not known in your area, why would it feel relevant to local people?

Everything is relevant to him.

Particularly relevant to today.

Be relevant to your audience.

The only modification to this leaflet was the addition of an adhesive label on the back page with contact details of local alcohol treatment agencies relevant to the practice setting.

Experience relevant to the position.

Although majority of the leaflets had relevant pictures, it was surprising to note that some leaflets did not have photographs to convey important messages to parents of young children such as how to brush the child's teeth and the amount of toothpaste to be used.

Therefore, the information that the patient receives regarding the treatment and control intervention should be reported, including any relevant wording on consent forms and information leaflets designed to influence beliefs or expectations.