Sentence examples for our telephonic from inspiring English sources

We found in our telephonic survey that SDD is not used by most of the ICUs in England.

In this context, it is worth mentioning that in the present series, majority of our responders to telephonic interview affirmed positively about prolonged survival via nutrition through the PEG-tube.

In a nutshell, Google Voice makes managing your telephonic life a little easier.

All of our conversations have been telephonic – including one where he hovered like the Great and Powerful Oz, via Skype, over a stage in Berkeley where yet another panel was pondering the meaning of WikiLeaks.

A more detailed cost-effectiveness analysis including purchase and maintenance costs was not possible, since we could not assess the costs corresponding to the purchase and to the maintenance of the central telephonic switchboard of our division and of our hospital, and of an automated text messaging system.

In a prescient dissent, Justice Thurgood Marshall warned that the Court's treatment of phone numbers as less deserving of protection than the actual content of phone calls "ignores the vital role telephonic communication plays in our personal and professional relationships" and "the First and Fourth Amendment interests implicated by unfettered official surveillance".

Given the use of a telephonic case management model, our Diabetes Prevention Program-derived print/telephone intervention has the potential to be adopted in other settings and to inform policies to promote the prevention of diabetes among women with GDM.

The city marks its telephonic independence with cream telephone boxes.

When poor conditions of general health or a long distance from the place of residence made the transfer of clinical and radiographic control at our hospital not possible, patients responded to a telephonic questionnaire.

Another distinguishing feature of this study is that it is the first to our knowledge that evaluated the association between participation in telephonic disease management and treatment adherence among Medicaid beneficiaries with diabetes.

Given the diverse racial/ethnic composition of women in the GEM study and the use of a case management telephonic health model to deliver the intervention, our DPP-derived intervention has great potential to be adopted and/or translated into other clinical settings.