Sentence examples for presentations relevant from inspiring English sources

A form was created that listed clinical presentations relevant to residents completing intensive care unit (ICU) rotations.

This toolbox would include small-group activities, teaching strategies for specific concepts, PowerPoint presentations, relevant examples, websites, animations, videos, and so forth.

They asked clinical clerks and specialists in general internal medicine to rate 47 clinical presentations relevant to an internal medicine clerkship rotation on two scales: impact and frequency.

For each forum, two presentations relevant to the day's theme were delivered: one by a researcher with interests in the given topic and the second by a decision-maker with 'on the ground' experience.

Prior to each meeting, the UM Prevention Research Base clinical research associate distributes a standard summary report detailing accrual, new publications or presentations relevant to the ongoing project, quality control audit information, any ethical concerns, patient-subject complaints and adverse events or serious adverse events.

The observer training consisted of a patient safety presentation, relevant literature, practice case report generation and reviews, familiarisation with triggers and service-specific integration.

Systemic or visceral involvement was excluded by negative leishmania serology and clinical presentation, relevant concomitant diseases or immunosuppression were excluded including quantification of immunoglobulin levels and lymphocyte phenotyping.

We will focus on identifying patterns in content and presentation relevant to promoting quality decision-making such as inclusion or omission of particular method features, word choice, framing of language about women's decision-making role and values clarification approaches.

Where the tools were concerned, those aspects were the mean marks for the tools, the value of the profile in the policy dialogue (e.g., comprehensible presentation, relevant data), the value of the dialogue in the discussion of problems, priorities or solutions (e.g., defining themes, identifying solutions, use of results after dialogue).

For example, each RE-AIM dimension will inform the development of products (such as academic manuscripts for peer-review publication, presentations at relevant conferences and workshops, and briefing reports) and identification of relevant target audiences.

I probably haven't done enough to alert Dot Earthers when I'm giving public presentations on relevant issues, so I've posted a couple of programming notes below.