Sentence examples for setting addressing from inspiring English sources

We have designed, and are currently implementing, a prospective sham controlled randomised trial within the primary care setting addressing the important clinical question: is acupuncture a useful adjunct to physiotherapy care (advice and exercise) for treating knee pain in older adults?

In such a setting addressing privacy issues is a key factor to the acceptance of the software.

In a workplace setting, addressing loneliness could mean employers checking in to see if their employees feel valued and supported by their colleagues and encouraging high-quality relationships between employees that extend beyond working on projects or attending office happy-hours together.

The data are derived from and thus applicable to a developing world setting, addressing well recognized gaps in our understanding of child pedestrian RTIs in the world's highest risk regions.

We identified the need for local written guidance supporting healthcare professionals planning and undertaking extubation outside the intensive care setting, addressing the following phases: (i) introduction of withdrawal, (ii) preparation pretransfer, (iii) extubation, (iv) care postextubation and (v) care postdeath.

While complementarity is most commonly associated with computer-based site selection, Faith et al. (2003) consider it in a policy-based setting addressing the problem of implementing economic incentives and other instruments for biodiversity conservation.

Then, the impact of the correction term added to the classic kriging variance in criterion (1) becomes important, which is the specific setting addressed by this paper.

One study in a cancer palliative care setting addressed the related issue of information behaviour, pointing to its complexity and the need for further investigation [ 54].

Finally, there were several question sets addressing various components of burden, including symptom burden.

The questionnaire included several question sets addressing impact, including interictal and cumulative burdens (Table 2).

Demographic, screening (for headache) and headache-diagnostic questions (based on ICHD-II [17]) were supplemented by several question sets addressing impact.