Sentence examples for settings in three from inspiring English sources

Motivated by the overall question of "what makes a good school?", in this comparative, multi-disciplinary, and multi-method study we will investigate student outcomes in literacy and civic engagement during the transition from primary to secondary school in large urban settings in three countries: Botswana, Colombia, and Peru.

Current opiate users 18-300 y) were recruited in outdoor settings in three Spanish cities (Barcelona, Madrid, Sevilla).

Besides, users could also flexibly specify the input/output settings in three different ways (including the conventional map/bim files recognizable for PLINK, see detail in the online user-manual, http://grass.cgs.hku.hk/limx/snptracker/).hku.hk/limx/snptracker/

The study is designed as a multicenter three-armed clustered randomized clinical trial in primary care settings in three Spanish Primary Care Health Regions, with evaluation at 6 months and blind evaluation at 12 months.

Individual (face-to-face or telephone) interviews and focus group interviews with clinicians (in different maternity care settings) in three countries with high VBAC rates were conducted during 2012 2013.

A strength of this study is its targeted effort to integrate the perspectives of an interdisciplinary range of national and local voices on research in particular, by conducting focus groups in various settings in three countries.

Setting Secondary or primary care settings in two contrasting areas of England.

Peeling and her colleagues have now demonstrated the efficacy of the test in a variety of settings in seven countries, including the steamy heat of the Amazon jungle.

It was carried out in Swedish primary care settings in two county council districts, with 20 primary care nurses trained in motivational interviewing.

Dr. Truswell said vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, was no better than a dummy drug at preventing colds in 15 studies involving a total of 9,169 subjects in various settings in six countries.

This paper reports two quasi-experiments which compare the restorative benefits of walking in urban and rural settings in two groups of adults with good and poor mental health.