Sentence examples for received aspects from inspiring English sources
Among the negative evaluations of the experience, besides the lack of time to introduce changes once the feedback of the colleagues is received, aspects not directly related to the experience of feedback carried out are emphasised, like those of the lack of collaborative working in the team and the low level of involvement of some students.
One of the more positively received aspects of the game was its ability to recreate the mood of 19th century science-fiction, with GameSpot writing that the game "nicely re-creates the whimsical mood of 19th-century sci-fi [and] a sense of wonder fills every pixel of the graphic design".
The best experienced and the most received aspects of each subtheme were mainly similar in both models of the MHC.
The worst experienced and the least received aspects of each subtheme of MHC services were partly dissimilar in separate MHCs and combined MHC & CHCs.
Transitional care is essential for persons with complex care needs and includes the sending and the receiving aspects of the transfer (Coleman and Boult 2003).
Although compliance with early goal-directed therapy and lactate measurement is better in those reaching ICU early, there is still a large proportion of patients not receiving aspects of the bundle in spite of being in a critical care environment.
Clearly, the Chinese received many aspects of culture and many concepts from the Austroasiatic and Austro-Tai peoples whom they gradually conquered and absorbed or expelled.
Patients received all aspects of normal care during ICU stay according to standardized protocols.
However findings for several indicators where fewer than 5% of the sample received recommended aspects of care suggest additional evaluation of those indicators or data sources is needed.
Patients rated their perception of the quality of information they had received about aspects of their medicine as 'too much', 'none'tootoo little' (all scored as 0) or 'none needed' or 'about right' (scored as 1).
There was wide variation between the 32 study hospitals in the proportion of episodes in which patients received key aspects of clinical management (table 1 and online supplementary appendix 4).
