Sentence examples for salient examination from inspiring English sources

The deliberate and comprehensive integration of a conceptual model into every essential aspect of the JJ-TRIALS study design from inception to completion allowed for a salient examination of implementation, service, and client outcomes.

Finally, we provide a detailed examination of the salient relationships between characteristics and factors, as these interactions most accounted for how the program was sustained.

This study demonstrates that in acute stroke patients assessing salient findings of endoscopic swallowing examination following the here described protocol can be done reliably with a minimum of experience.

Being in a high-ability course [medical school] could negatively influence academic self-concept and self-evaluation of abilities as a result of being surrounded by high achieving peers (the BFLPE) [ 21], especially when performance is made salient in the form of examination results.

While the raters praised the Japanese speeches for managing to pick out most, if not all, of the salient points in the cross-examinations and for at least attempting to refute their opponents' cross-examination, they noted that the English speeches contained barely any attempt to explicate a clear and logical argument.

If action competence is not to devolve into simply a buzzword, the concept must be salient and manifest in final examinations.

A salient example is given through an examination of NHS nursing and medical managers' professional ties.

Students had received results for Semester 1 examinations, so their performance was particularly salient to them.

It is expected that initial population divisions (i.e., those at the top of tree) will be based on the most salient characteristics of the population, so that in this case examination of the classification tree will provide insight into the relative salience of MHC and diet.

This article identifies the salient issues in Web site direction for Web site management and reviews their practical application through examination of four case studies.

The salient features of the present study include its prospective nature, its relatively large sample size, its examination of different domains for which the patient may hold expectations, and its multivariable approach to the analysis.