Sentence examples for overall refer from inspiring English sources

The majority of clients strongly agreed with statements about the service at the outpatient clinic, and 50% (6/12) strongly agreed to being satisfied overall (refer to Table 6).

Mr. Holman's banner title for the show overall refers specifically only to the last, longest and least satisfying of the trio.

Seventy-three per cent of the overall referred patients with hypertension had been treated for this condition and the blood pressure was normal in 71% of the patients with PAD.

Overall, referred patients showed greater improvement in GAF compared to controls.

Currently, poor and vulnerable children in Vietnam are identified along different categories and overall referred to as Children under Special Circumstances.

Twenty-six of the patients (26 patients; 26 pregnancies) displayed excessive (above 3 cm) and/or symptomatic urinary tract dilatation (10% of the overall referred population) as a main clinical problem and reason for referral.

Overall, referring to our results as well as regarding the beneficial immunonutritional effects found by others, it seems clear that pyruvate fulfills the criteria for a potent molecule in the regulation of the dynamic α-keto and amino acid pools as well as in modulation of PMN host defense mechanisms and immunoregulation.

CVD, cardiovascular disease Overall refers to the combined results of family physicians and general internists Thirty-nine percent of survey respondents considered randomized controlled trials or meta-analyses as the minimum level of evidence acceptable as the basis for determining an appropriate treatment regimen, while 23% considered clinical practice guidelines their minimum standard.

Reasons for discontinuation were diverse and were representative of the overall population; refer to Gottlieb et al. [ 6, 7] for details of discontinuations.

In the first and second equation, distribution and overall supply refer to the bed density of each municipality in 2010 for IFs in Tokyo, and 2009 for IFs in NRW.

It has its own book of tunes, but its overall sound refers to the "Birth of the Cool" nonet, with Miles Davis, a band he recorded with in 1949.