Sentence examples for studied timeliness from inspiring English sources

Authors that studied timeliness in the ED setting could not establish a relation with outcome [ 10, 32].

The authors studied the timeliness of the Korean National Notifiable Disease Surveillance System with regard to major notifiable diseases from 2001 to 2006.

We studied the timeliness of routine vaccinations among children aged 12 59 months attending infant welfare clinics in semi-urban areas of The Gambia, a country with high vaccine coverage.

However, in Mbindyo et al.'s study, timeliness was one of the constructs that drove variation in motivation scores.

Public health decision-makers cite that barriers to the use of research findings include the time and ability to critically appraise studies, timeliness, availability and relevance of research, cost, credibility of researchers, policy climate, and implementation resources [ 8, 10, 12].

Even though vaccines are given in the second year of life in The Gambia, we did not study the timeliness of these vaccines.

Of the 12 studies, one study assessed timeliness.

We studied the quality and timeliness of public health actions during the reemergence of lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Europe from January 2004 to February 2006.

Time from conception to the next study visit (which could be the first study visit) for all women in the study, assessing timeliness of early pregnancy exposure assessment.

In addition, the effects of reporting in a timely manner (without political constraints) and the efficiency of ProMED-mail in decreasing the delay in reporting have been studied through comparisons to the timeliness of reporting from the WHO [ 14- 18].

We identified five studies addressing timeliness of VA CRC care.