Sentence examples for perspective secondary from inspiring English sources

From this new perspective, "secondary" eigenmodes are seen to replicate the propagation behaviour of a "primary" mode, so that DG's propagation characteristics can be obtained directly from the dispersion diffusion curves of the primary mode.

While the primary analyses will adopt the commissioner perspective, secondary analysis will adopt the perspective of the service provider.

Therapeutic benefits to the individual child are, in the research perspective, secondary to the overriding goal of obtaining robust data and new knowledge.

Comparison from a funder perspective in secondary care, that is, considering those costs incurred in secondary care alone, demonstrates that ENPs are equivalent in cost to routine care, while ESPs are either equivalent or possibly cheaper than routine care.

You're going to march out of here better citizens, ready to embrace a free America, and possibly overthrow your government on the way out, formulate your own anarcho-collective rat syndicates, and manage yourselves!" The librarian called up a group of sixth graders, who had written versions of "Beowulf" from the perspective of secondary characters.

This apprehension was on opposition to the positivist perspective toward secondary stakeholders.

The primary analyses will take on the health and social care payer perspective, with secondary analysis from a societal perspective on costs.

This study investigated the perspective of secondary school adolescents in Nigeria on abstinence-only sexual education as an effective tool for promoting adolescent sexual health.

The economic analysis will be largely from a societal perspective, although secondary analysis from narrower perspectives, such as health or government, will also be undertaken, as appropriate, to the different stakeholders of such a project.

The topological data we collected here might be used in a predictive perspective, as secondary structures can currently be predicted with a good accuracy using multiple alignments (see for example Rost and Sander, 1993).

Patients with long-term conditions often have co-morbidity[ 26] and GPs knowledge of their patients' medical and social background was cited with some envy from the perspective of secondary care.