Sentence examples for primary to reflect from inspiring English sources

Some large telescopes of this kind do not have a hole in the primary mirror but use a small plane mirror in front of the primary to reflect the light outside the main tube and provide another place for observation.

We chose all-cause mortality as our primary outcome to reflect the pleiotropic effects of insulin resistance.

The second author conducted an early group interview and listened to several initial interviews with the primary author to reflect on the structure and relevance of the interview schedule (thus enhancing research rigour).

The term "healed" was chosen as the term for our primary outcome to reflect the fact that RAP may be a relapsing disorder and not necessarily curable but implies restored functionality and quality of daily living.

Primary endpoints to reflect the outcomes of care of the dying are global assessments of patients' quality of life during the last three days of life and patients' quality of dying on a 0 10 numeric rating scale, comparable to the global ratings in the Quality of Dying and Death questionnaire [ 44].

Event rates for dabigatran were updated following publication of the primary data to reflect inclusion of events potentially related to stroke as well as the addition of patients who did not undergo randomization and several deaths that occurred after the end of the study [ 27, 28].

Overall, we chose our primary analysis to reflect an investigation of perhaps the most clinically meaningful change in DUP (decrease from pre period at STEP), whereas our supportive analysis will give us more insight into how early detection affects DUP across the range of DUPs observed during the pre period.

In this paper, our aims are: to outline the intervention; to use the accounts of patients who experienced the intervention to characterise its main features; to use the accounts of primary care staff to understand how the intervention was incorporated into primary care; and to reflect on implications for meeting psychosocial needs of patients with COPD in UK general practice.

This includes telephone interviews with 600 early and absentee Republican primary voters, weighted to reflect their share of the total vote.

A future improvement of the model would be to replace the HepaRG cells with primary human hepatocytes to reflect the functions of a human liver better and to select specific pheno- and genotypes.

Most were interviewed as they were exiting each site, but the figures also include telephone interviews with 600 early and absentee Republican primary voters, weighted to reflect their share of the total vote.