My thoughts are preliminary, informed by that phrase in the chief justice's voting rights opinion: current conditions.
Patient experience is a term that encapsulates a number of dimensions, and in preliminary database searches, this phrase, on its own, uncovered a limited number of useful studies.
Field tests 1 3 evaluated how novice and advanced students respond to different scenarios, how often they select particular responses, and how they respond to the wording and phrasing of preliminary items (overall response rate = 31.3%).
The label of the condensed phrase was referred to a preliminary code and was related to the comprehensive content of the phrase.
Preliminary YouTube search using the specific search phrase delivered more relevant results than "Invisalign" and "Invisalign testimonials" and therefore selected for the study.
Another phrase used by Bradley in his preliminary discussion of metaphysics is "the study of first principles," or ultimate, irrefutable truths.
The search methodology was informed by the quality standards and guidelines for realist syntheses put forward by Wong et al. 14 16 Preliminary searches have indicated that 'older adults' or related phrasing is not often included in titles or abstracts.
Initially an open coding scheme was used, whereby responses were analysed and a preliminary code assigned either to an actual word or phrase from the text (e.g. I was scared) or a more general topic (e.g. embarrassed/shame).
To do that a preliminary study on comparison between automatically and manually selected term-like phrases was performed with the help of two professional chemical scientists who picked out the term-like phrases from a limited set of a few arbitrarily selected documents.
This was followed by preliminary coding data by identifying how the respondents conceptualized certain key phrases and words.
— LYNN ZINSER The American men's water polo team finished off a hard-fought (yes, that's a redundant phrase in water polo) 10-8 victoveroveRomaniain in a preliminary round game.
