Sentence examples similar to observed face to face from inspiring English sources
For patients aged 61 or over we observed face-to-face consultation rates of 13.0 and 7.1 in 2011/2012, for the SMI and control groups, respectively.
Confirmatory factor analyses suggested that unidimensional factor structures adequately matched observed face-to-face and telephone data for the PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
Favourable Cronbach's alphas indicated that the PHQ-9 and GAD-7 yielded internally consistent scores and, in support of previous psychometric work on the PHQ-9 (e.g., Cameron et al., 2008) and GAD-7 (e.g., Dear et al., 2011), confirmatory factor analyses suggested the questionnaires' one-factor models adequately matched observed face-to-face and telephone data.
IN A nation where, as Nancy Lord observes, every year 32m Americans "come face to face with marine mammals in zoos, aquariums and marine parks", the white beluga whales of Cook Inlet, Alaska, offer an important touchstone of environmental politics.
Recent research, e.g. review [30], has suggested not to use only the term π-stacking for a description of all non-bonding interactions between aromatic groups as it could be related predominantly to a rarely observed face-to-face arrangement and regarded as insufficient for expression of other offset positions.
However, our findings suggest that people with SMI generally have the opportunity to be in receipt of the checks required by QOF, given the observed face-to-face consultation rates, although the effectiveness of these checks in improving patient health is still being debated.
"She came face to face with him.
They met face to face again last May.
Sometimes the fighting was face to face".
