Sentence examples for source consultation from inspiring English sources

Features characterizing a well-designed observational study include clearly defined research questions, careful selection of an appropriate data source, consultation with investigators with relevant methodological expertise, inclusion of sensitivity analyses, caution not to overinterpret small but significant differences, and recognition of limitations when trying to evaluate causality.

Source: Consultation with expert South African panel.

Different data sources (consultation, healthcare practitioner (HCP) interview, Patient baseline interview, Patient follow-up interview) were synthesized into the cases presented here.

But even before the ruling Conservatives' resounding 397 223 victory in Wednesday's debate, Benn had become a symbol of Labour's divisions as he and other members of the shadow cabinet — a group of lawmakers selected by the opposition leader as a primary source of consultation — demanded and won from Corbyn an agreement for party members to have a free vote.

Pearson Chi2 (3) = 44.73; p <.001 Local pharmacies, which are often little more than a shop front selling medicines by people with no pharmaceutical training were the least utilized source of consultation for neonatal fatal illnesses in both areas.

In the following we present some of the main sources of consultation:   (a) Academia: conference papers and journals published by IEEE, ACM, Springer, Webscience, and Scipress.

In the following we present some of the main sources of consultation: Academia: conference papers and journals published by IEEE, ACM, Springer, Webscience, and Scipress.

"The insects were sourced in consultation with local experts; all are non-venomous," she explained.

Theories of behaviour and behaviour change were identified through five sources: expert consultation with a multidisciplinary project advisory group, electronic databases, web searching, forward and backward searching of reference lists and hand searching of key behavioural science journals.

The Internet was the second most frequent source for clinical consultation (60.9%; n = 409), only preceded by peer consultation with ICU colleagues (65.2%; n = 438).

Any uncertainties or discrepancies between the two reviewers were resolved through consensus after re-checking of the source data and consultation with the third reviewer.