Sentence examples for publishing ed from inspiring English sources

Publishing ED wait time information could enhance patient satisfaction if such published wait time is a reasonably accurate prediction of actual wait time; if the published wait time does not reflect the patient's experiences, on the other hand, patient satisfaction could be negatively affected.

While publishing ED wait time information did not improve average wait time, it reduced the rates of lengthy wait times.

However, without published ED data, ED directors and administrators may have difficulty motivating staff to alter their practice or sustain change.

Constructs were selected from previously published ED studies of short-term outcomes and HRQOL, including prior assessments of fever [ 16], and acute asthma[ 17, 18].

Anecdotally, and in discussion with other physicians caring for the hurling community (personal communication Professor M G Molloy), we observed relatively poor levels of use of this equipment, despite published ED injury presentations and recommendations.

Never discard your last draft until you have clicked the article to be sure you actually see that your last draft is "publish -ed.

In that same file, you should not create a dozen or dozens of edits to check when it should be "publish -ed 1, 2 or 3 times even in a really, long session.

This newspaper publishes op eds about teenagers fucking each other?

The Guardian once published an op ed titled In Praise of … TED.

Bülow's posthumously published memoirs, Denkwürdigkeiten (ed. by Franz von Stockhammern, 4 vol., 1930 31; Eng. trans.

Even the upstate media personality Rachael Ray has gotten in on the Motorino act, publishing Ed Levine's and Adam Kuban's lunatic cross-country pizza competition, a bracket-style run-up to the announcement of America's best pizza, in the March issue of Every Day With Rachael Ray.