Sentence examples for spontaneously provided from inspiring English sources

Half of the students spontaneously provided positive comments pertaining to Figure Facts in this section of the form (Table 1), and no negative comments pertaining to Figure Facts were encountered.

During the focus group discussions, the majority of caregivers spontaneously provided information related to their employment and income level when discussing the financial impact of caring for their children.

These respondents were interviewed in their professional roles and were not asked to self-identify as people with experience of mental and emotional distress, or as supporters of family members with psychosocial disability, although a few spontaneously provided this information during the interviews.

Airline companies often spontaneously provide unexpected upgrades to please their customers.

This optical benefit spontaneously provides significantly improved photodetection for broad wavelengths.

The proposed middleware spontaneously provides aggregation and composition services to both components, making them interoperable and working as a single cohesive unit.

An authentic psychic will be able to spontaneously provide you with (sometimes odd or unusual) tidbits of information to affirm that they are indeed connecting with you properly.

Transected peripheral nerves can regenerate spontaneously providing the connection between the proximal and distal severed stumps.

Small-group work also increased the frequency of students spontaneously providing explanations for their answers (Okada and Simon, 1997).

Thus, sputum-based diagnosis, especially where Xpert MTB/RIF is available, should be preferred in HIV-infected outpatients able to spontaneously provide sputa.

Tested patient populations have been heterogeneous (patients with extrapulmonary TB, those unable to spontaneously provide a sputum sample for TB diagnostic testing, or hospitalised patients) [ 14] and the incremental value of LAM over sputum smear microscopy or Xpert MTB/RIF has thus been variable [ 11– 17].