Sentence examples for pro literature from inspiring English sources

As depicted in Fig. 1, outcomes comprise the most commonly addressed constructs in PRO literature: symptoms, functioning, well-being, and HRQoL [2, 3, 6, 8, 17].

The PRO literature has grown exponentially over the past three decades (figure 1), with several instruments (eg, Short-Form-36, 1 Beck Depression Inventory 2) in routine use in research and clinical practice.

While our research has been largely informed by the PRO literature, we have chosen to use the term 'patient-centered' rather than 'patient-reported' in the title of this paper in order to denote that our work is the result of an in-depth process which puts the patient and his/her experience at the center of the process of identifying and determining meaning for emergent outcomes.

Imran Khan, 32, who publishes and sells pro-jihad literature, says that jihad recruitment is "more promising in smaller towns than larger towns".

It doesn't read as well as, say, "Charlotte's Web," another example of rare pro-spider literature, but it has some nice touches.

A pony-tailed local businessman, Hall rose to prominence during the referendum campaign when he used a reconditioned Green Goddess fire engine to distribute pro-independence literature.

Students have been hospitalized, a dorm was stormed by supporters brandishing guns, and anti-Western and pro-Jihad literature is easily available.

The inability to pursue any charges against the distribution of the pro-Hitler literature frustrates people like Donna Cohen, executive director of the Westchester Holocaust Education Center in Purchase, which offers a free program for nonviolent juvenile offenders of hate crimes.

Note, though, that while Tanner presumably heard all this, he didn't actually claim (as is sometimes implied in the pro-angels literature) to have recorded it in situ, what with the broken pencil.

These leaflets are part of a last-minute blitz in which John J. Sweeney, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, has asked every union in the 13-million-member federation to distribute one piece of pro-Gore literature to every union member today, another piece on Thursday and another next Monday.

Though the author states that she saw no evidence of Nestlé-sponsored pro-breastfeeding literature, on the back is important advice for mothers including information on breastfeeding, a warning that partial bottlefeeding can have a negative effect on breastfeeding, and advice that the costs of infant formula should be borne in mind before deciding to use it.