Sentence examples for selected issues of the from inspiring English sources

To explore the emergence of TR in epidemiology, the authors compared articles published in selected issues of the Journal in 1999 and 2009.

First, we conducted a screening survey to identify pharmacists who routinely provide home visit services to elderly patients, by using a questionnaire that was inserted in selected issues of the Journal of the Japan Pharmaceutical Association.

The workshop participants selected issues of key relevance to young girls in Timor-Leste: early marriage, school drop-outs, water sanitation and immunization and then wrote stories and developed storyboards.

Thematic focus: UNICEF is supporting a number of activities within a broad perspective of influencing selected issues.

We examined every issue of the monthly publications (Australian Family Physician and Medicine Today) and one randomly selected issue per month of each of the weekly publications (Australian Doctor and Medical Observer).

We assessed all the papers in each selected issue and used a simple classification of the article by purpose of the study.

She accused the administration of selecting issues based not on the merits of each issue, but rather on the "political viability and what will make Mr. Spano look good".

Limits related to the weight of the characteristics of the context are on the other hand inherent in the specificity of policy decisions and the method aims at setting common criteria for selecting relevant issues of the context.

The three themes were selected as issues of growing significance and common concern for countries across the Asia Pacific region.

The initiative includes 44-page gift guides, distributed within selected December issues of Town & Country and at hotels and restaurants; events at participating stores hosted by the magazine; door mats for store entrances; and street banners.

We selected four issues of great public interest and created five different presentations of relevant articles, ranging from extremely supportive to strongly negative.