Sentence examples for study of clinics from inspiring English sources

In our cross-sectional study of clinics in Manica and Sofala provinces of Mozambique, we found high levels of completeness and reliability for key variables indicating that these electronic databases provided adequate data not only for monitoring and evaluation but also for research.

Because of its similar homology to human, the pigs have been recognized as one of the ideal models for the study of clinic nutrition.

In the present study, we also investigated SNP rs1835740 that was found to be significantly associated with MA in the first GWA study of clinic-based populations.

In a previous study of clinic patients from the same community, Negoita et al. (2001) found a prevalence of diabetes ranging from 2.9% in subjects 30 44 years of age to 21.3% in those > 75 years of age.

In a phenomenological study of clinic encounters Karnieli-Miller et al. (2007) observed that interactions are kept short, elaboration is avoided, understanding is not checked, explicit terminology (described as the A word and the D word, p. 312) is avoided and that the use of fractured sentences evidences 'reluctance to make a candid disclosure of the diagnosis' (p. 313).

This paper presents a case study of clinical guidance within oncology clinics.

Study clinics were clinics of the University of Leipzig Department of Surgeryy II, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Department of Urology and Department of Radiotherapy) and Leipzig's St Georg Hospital's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Coddington examined published studies of clinic costs and found that in some cases, nurse-managed clinics had slightly higher per-patient costs than traditional clinics.

Although studies of clinic-referred adults with ADHD indicate increased psychiatric comorbidity [ 36], clinic-referred adults may report even higher rates of internalising symptoms than adults followed from childhood [ 17].

We estimated the frequency of diagnostic errors in the US adult population by synthesising data from three previous studies of clinic-based populations that used conceptually similar definitions of diagnostic error.

We aimed to estimate the frequency of outpatient diagnostic errors in the US adult population by synthesising data from three previous studies of clinic-based populations that used conceptually similar definitions of diagnostic error.