Sentence examples for outlined stages from inspiring English sources

We found only one woman who had a birth plan (took into consideration all the outlined stages of the preparation) before delivery.

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, an American psychiatrist, has outlined the stages (denial, anger, bargaining, preparatory grief, and acceptance) through which people, informed of their own approaching death, are said to pass.

Under the name N.W. Clerk, Lewis published A Grief Observed (1961), in which he poured out his sorrow and spiritual doubt and outlined the stages he went through in his grief process.

Well, when I taught developmental psychology at Columbia University, we talked a lot about Erik Erikson, who was an ego psychologist following in the footsteps of Freud, who outlined seven stages of personal identity in everyone's life cycle.

These build on Butcher and Crosbies' [ 24] work which outlined four stages: the perception of the problem, motivation to act, the perception that something can be done and finally, the decision to act.

It is to be pointed out again that the outlined two-stage design analysis approach is different from the conventional two-stage design approach wherein the first design is obtained using the first-stage load applications, W1, which equals to W t) and the second design corresponds to the second-stage load applications, W2, that is equal to W(T -W t).

More recently the MRC has recognised the need for multi-faceted approaches to change in health care and outlined a staged approach for cluster randomised controlled trials (RCTs) of complex interventions, allowing for heterogeneity of the intervention in early stages, but demanding a specified model in the fully powered RCT [ 4, 9].

At a meeting Dec. 6 in Harare, Zimbabwe, all parties to the conflict except one rebel group adopted a "disengagement" plan that outlined a staged pullback of troops.

Results were used to characterize the typical process of analysis, to identify fundamental differences between intensive users of geospatial methods and infrequent users, and to outline key stages in analysis and tasks within the stages that methods and tools must support.

These major issues are: 1) The authors outline two stages of tendon development: in the first stage (from E14.5-) collagen fibril number is increased, and the second stage, at early postnatal stages, the fibrils are released to the ECM where they grow in length and diameter, and fibripositors disappear.

Equation (1) can be developed to incorporate the 5 stages outlined earlier as: (2) Δ E = Q Stage 1 + Q Stage 2 + Q Stage 3 + Q Stage 4 + Q Stage 5 − W T where W T represents the total work done over the whole system.