Sentence examples for supplementary narrative from inspiring English sources

Told initially in the third person, through Jun Do's perceptions, it now gains two supplementary narrative voices.

While it has been important to develop the VMEP visual logic model (Fig. 2) as a critical engagement and process tool, this approach continues to require a supplementary, narrative explanation especially for new collaborating parties.

The study demonstrated broadly positive results suggesting that a supplementary narrative leaflet is likely to positively affect beliefs associated with CRC screening intentions, which may in turn lead to increased CRC screening uptake.

In addition, the supplementary figures as well as the supplementary narrative should be integrated into the main text, and the data should be better and more consistently presented in the figures.

Specifically, it was hypothesised that participants receiving the supplementary narrative information would report higher scores on feelings of risk, self-efficacy, perceived benefits and intentions, and lower scores on barriers than participants receiving the standard information.

The supplementary second data comprises 13 narrative interviews with young adults suffering from cancer.

Although the reports focus on technical questions, supplementary documents make it possible to re-create a narrative of what happened in the hours leading up to a crash.

These results confirm our suspicion that most of the mutations being curated in the studied databases, are not in the narrative text of the article but appear in supplementary material and, in lower quantity, in tables.

The place and timing of death were described in the narratives of 1733 (75%) and 1596 (69%) of the RTI deaths, respectively, (figure 2; see online supplementary table S1 for a summary of missing data from the narratives with respect to characteristics of the deceased).

We have removed 9 out of 15 sections of supplementary discussions (now called appendices) that contribute little to the central narrative.

The unstructured (first) section of the interview used open questions to generate narrative accounts of participants' experiences and changes in health status (see online supplementary appendix S1 for the interview checklist).