Sentence examples for open evaluation of from inspiring English sources

The proceedings of the first international conference on Nicolai Hartmann (Poli, Scognamiglio, Tremblay 2011) and this entry provide information on Hartmann's thought that may contribute to open evaluation of his contributions to philosophy.

It all begins with a "Festival of Antique Quilts: An Open Evaluation and History of Your Quilts and an Exhibition of American Quilts from the Collections of the Southampton Historical Museum" from noon to 5 p.m. at the Cultural Center on Pland Lane.

Paramedic researchers and industry leaders have the opportunity to use this multidisciplinary process of inquiry to develop a paramedicine research agenda that will provide a framework for the development of a culture of open evaluation, innovation and improvement.

The Open Evaluation data results included demographic data of course users; prior global health and global health ethics experience; and assessment of individual cases.

This study was a prospective, open label evaluation of the pharmacokinetics of oseltamivir metabolism, safety of oseltamivir, viral clearance.

This study was a prospective, uncontrolled, open label evaluation of the pharmacokinetics of oseltamivir metabolism, safety of oseltamivir, viral clearance in infants <12 months diagnosed with influenza by nasopharyngeal influenza nucleic acid antigen test (NAAT).

Table  3 displays data from open user evaluation of individual cases in the curriculum.

Once the abdominal wall was open, detailed evaluation of peritoneal carcinomatosis index (PCI) was conducted, taking into consideration the size and distribution, according to the principle of Sugarbaker.

In the first study, 13 63 children with faecal impaction were recruited for an open label evaluation of PEG+E for the treatment of faecal impaction at a single paediatric centre.

Benefits for students (as measured in their open evaluations) included the extended experience of working with a consumer of health services, the development of a clearer perspective regarding consumer views and an opportunity to see people with mental illness in recovery.

Hospitals should consider treating VACs as sentinel events that catalyze a multidisciplinary, open-minded evaluation of what might have precipitated the patient's deterioration.