Sentence examples for literature centered from inspiring English sources
The aim of this review is to provide an overview of the published literature centered on formal PT programs that are implemented in pharmacy schools.
Palliative care professionals' quality of life has emerged as a growing issue of interest in health care literature, centered on concerns about professionals' compassion within a context of work characterized by pain and death.
"The Estonian literature center, the Latvian literature center — a lot of these countries that have languages that aren't as widely spoken tend to put a lot of emphasis on and do a good job of organizing those literary centers so they have a chance".
"That's all had an impact on poetry's place in our larger culture," said Robert Casper, the head of the Poetry and Literature Center at the Library of Congress.
W. Norton) by Tom Philpott, which promises to be a major contribution to the Vietnam War literature, centers on the singular fact of Colonel Thompson's career: he is the longest serving American prisoner of war in American history.
Most of the image-guidance literature centers on corticosteroid injections.
"I think people heard about what he was doing as California poet laureate in ways that you don't always hear about what state poets laureate do," says Robert Casper, head of the Poetry and Literature Center at the Library of Congress.
An ongoing debate in the object recognition literature centers on whether the shape representations used in recognition are coded in an orientation-dependent or orientation-invariant manner.
In reaction, they created a different kind of literature: one centered on inwardness, privacy, and incommunicability.
Justifying a methodological principle requires answering a pragmatic question: why does it make practical sense for theorists to adopt parsimonious theories?[8] Most attention in the literature has centered on the first, epistemic question.
First, it studied objective certainty independent of accuracy, whereas the literature is centered on confidence (subjective certainty) and accuracy.
