Sentence examples for provision of visual from inspiring English sources
And removal experiments as well as the provision of visual barriers could be used to test the flexibility of gesturers, determining whether they cease the Eye covering gesture if they are not liable to be disturbed or if others would be incapable of seeing their gesture.
A double blind randomised controlled trial of 111 patients with early inflammatory arthritis found that provision of visual feedback for patients in the form of charts depicting disease activity significantly increased patient adherence to DMARDs [ 75].
One example was the provision of visual stimuli to explore everyday access to Vitamin D, leading to discussions in the sewing groups of how this knowledge could be communicated to others through the textiles.
A key feature of these systems is the provision of dynamic visual feedback about centre of gravity allowing training and adjustments of movement via biofeedback techniques.
Sardabi and Kusha (2016) compared the new textbook series with its predecessor and praised it for its integrated approach to language skills, for its being centered around teaching tasks rather than structures, and its provision of audio-visual support materials.
Given such selective and tactical provision of "bookend" visuals in such a controversial, and then shockingly tragic case, the state shouldn't have been surprised that people would try and imagine the rest -- in this case, literally so.
A number of randomised trials in different clinical settings and populations have reported that the provision of audio-visual information in addition to that provided in a standard consultation enhances patient knowledge and understanding [ 9- 12].
So provision of platforms for visual artists – in Random Acts and The Space – can be seen as a hedge against that trend, while collaborating with the National Portrait Gallery for series fronted by Grayson Perry (Channel 4) and Simon Schama (BBC) may delay a future in which the NPG itself produces and distributes such projects.
The provision of this unique visual material (providing the content as a paid service) to other interested parties is in our sights.
In this study, provision of additional audio-visual information was associated with a significant increase in reported self-monitoring of blood glucose concentrations, a reduction in post-prandial hyperglycaemia, and a lower mean blood glucose concentration, when compared with standard care [ 9].
Here we show that the provision of simultaneous audio and visual speech cues can result in substantial sensitivity improvements, relative to single sensory modality based decisions.
