Sentence examples for make this literature from inspiring English sources

The project has three specific aims: To capture and collate Australia's "missing" palliative care evidence and the international "missing" published literature in palliative care; To make this literature accessible to inform best practice; and To promote evidence-based practice (EBP) in palliative care through an electronic cyber-community.

However, this is not the whole story, nor is it what makes this literature endure.

The controversy, financial stakes, and impact on patients' welfare make this an appropriate literature to study regarding the disclosure of potential conflicts of interest.

We'll here describe a few contributions neurophilosophers have made to this literature.

I don't think they make this clear in their literature and feel the store isn't being fair.

Yet, our unpublished observations of patients with refractory gallbladder cancer who responded to erlotinib plus chemotherapy and the rarity of complete responses to chemotherapy reported in the literature make this seem unlikely.

This does not make that literature less interesting, as, in establishing unthought-of connections between computability and the structure of space-time, it enriches (as does the existing literature on supertasks in general) the set of consequences that can be derived from our most interesting physical theories.

Crane's empathetic ability to convey the full gamut of these emotions, combined with the bracing realism of his battle sequences, make this a milestone in American literature.

The continuous-time framework allows to discuss the problem elegantly and may help to make this part of the banking literature more operational in the sense of modern asset pricing theory.

In spite of the important clarification progress made by this literature, the introduction of utility functions essentially amounts to going back to old welfare economics, after the failures of new welfare economics, Bergson, Samuelson and Arrow to provide appealing solutions with data on consumer tastes only.

There is a distinction made in this literature between explaining to self and explaining to others (Ploetzner et al., 1999).