Sentence examples for perspectives and data from inspiring English sources
The dialogue exposes them to each other's perspectives and data and, often, helps them find their way to a much bigger, more inclusive picture of the whole without any input of external data.
The sample size of 24 providers ensured that we captured a broad range of perspectives and data saturation was achieved.
The large sample size of 40 women and 40 care providers ensured that we captured a broad range of perspectives and data saturation was achieved.
Participants provided rich personal narratives of the day-to-day experiences of living with and managing JHS from patients' perspectives and data analysis demonstrated general consensus and shared experiences.
The human face is of great interest from social, psychological, medical and biological perspectives and data in the form of three-dimensional images can be collected relatively easily through stereophotogrammetry or laser scanning.
Various examples are presented and plotted in perspective, and data for the assessment of the properties of the resulting meshes is provided.
Human Landscape Interactions in the 21st Century begins with a review of background assumptions and concepts underpinning, and at times obscuring, modern research priorities and debates in human ecology from the perspective and data limits of archaeology.
Indirect costs have not been evaluated in this model due to perspective and data availabilities (no accurate data in Lombardy).
CdB provided expert methodological and clinical feedback to protocol and manuscript, providing methodological perspective and data analysis.
The economic evaluation will be done from a societal perspective and data of the process evaluation will be analysed using descriptive techniques.
The Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality indicates that "patients are recognized as potentially the only common thread linking interdependent clinicians and settings and may represent the only perspective and data source from which coordination of care may be measured" [ 19].
