Sentence examples for producing descriptions from inspiring English sources
There is no systematic method for constructing the content/scope of health state descriptions for stroke, and the patient perspective is not incorporated, producing descriptions with major deficits in reflecting the lived experience of stroke, and raising serious questions about the values derived from such descriptions and conclusions based on these values.
Her attempts to narrow that gap of age and time produce descriptions of Egypt in 1942 that rival those in the Alexandria Quartet for vividness and power.
This method combines partitioning with concealment to produce descriptions.
Results: The task force produced descriptions of learning groups, content and learning objectives, and barriers and challenges to NBC education.
Thus, it can directly exploit only the fact that decoherence produces descriptions in terms of classical-like states, which will count as possibilities in Van Fraassen's interpretation.
The final two experiments tested the ability of novices to produce descriptions of wines that would enable them later to match their own descriptions to the wines.
In [3] we use the computations with infinite sums to produce descriptions of the center of the graded completion and the center of the Leavitt path algebra itself.
This work shows how administrative databases and data mining methods can be used to produce descriptions of care trajectories that are both medical and economical.
This commentary summarizes the authors' eight main findings from the first of five workshops that seek to understand and produce descriptions of these controversies.
These efforts have produced descriptions of cell-cycle subprocesses (e.g., [ 4]) and predictions (e.g., [ 5]; [ 6] testing of [ 7]) beyond the realm of mental models.
Firstly, although both the PWA and the control participants produced descriptions where the gesture provided more meaning than language, controls produced as many pairings where the opposite relationship held but the PWA did not.
