Sentence examples for overall appointment from inspiring English sources

While patients were given more time to describe their seizure experiences, the overall appointment length did not increase significantly (19 vs 21 min, n.s).s

6 While adding measurement of height and weight may add little time to the overall appointment, discussion of overweight status, particularly for unsuspecting parents, is considerably more complicated.

As text messaging is an effective way of managing overall appointments, GP practices could work to collect mobile numbers for the next screening round.

As a barometer of the progress being made, rather than look at the overall board appointment statistics that necessarily include a significant percentage of women that have prior PLC board experience, it is perhaps more revealing to look beyond the headline figures and focus on the first-time board appointments being made.

In addition, 57.5% indicated that they could not vaccinate their child without an appointment (overall 40.5%).

Mr Grade himself moves up to number three on the TV list - and number four overall - following his appointment as ITV executive chairman.

We then did regression analysis using backward selection to examine associations between these variables and each of the four outcomes, which we labelled "overall satisfaction," "wait for appointment," "access," and "communication," eliminating variables with P values above 0.1.

Overall, 91/124 (73.4%) attended an appointment, 66/124 (53.2%) attended their first scheduled appointment, 33 patients (26.6%) did not attend any scheduled appointments.

In an interview with NPR's Nina Totenberg, he didn't fully answer the question, opting instead for defending his overall record of judicial appointments -- which he said "reflects the country" and is "unmatched" for its diversity.

Glaucoma specialists amended 13% of the optometrists' interim decisions resulting in an overall reduction in review appointments by 2.4%.

During the interventions, the overall rate of missed appointments in the division was 11%, with higher rates in the substance abuse unit (17%) than in the general primary care clinic (9.3%) (Table  2).