Sentence examples for targeted experts from inspiring English sources

In recruiting respondents to undertake the conjoint analysis surveys, we targeted experts working at the nexus between health policy and health research.

TS participated in the development of the methodology, completing the semi-structured interviews with the targeted "experts" in shaping the research questions, assisted in sourcing literature and in revising the manuscript.

This review was informed by input from international, national and state health policy practitioners, academics and clinicians to ensure relevance to current health initiatives and priorities through establishment of an international reference group and semi-structured interviews with targeted "experts" related to the topic in shaping the research questions and sourcing literature.

METHODS:A three-round Delphi survey targeted expert academicians with a specialization in programmatic performance and student success.

Each problem can be solved in a relatively short time, involving few operations irrelevant to the targeted expert skill.

It is difficult to believe that our particular implementation of DPA is less effective at teaching the targeted expert skill than solving common physics problems.

The following questionnaires clarify whether burdening symptoms are part of an expert defined condition and thus assist clinicians in identifying patients that might benefit from further targeted expert evaluation.

By combining a symptom- burden checklist with in-depth questionnaires serving as case-finding instruments, an algorithm was developed that assists in clarifying case complexity and need for targeted expert evaluation.

Conceptually, the WISE was structured to assess patients in three stages: 1) assessment of symptom burden by a checklist, 2) response-tailored in-depth analyses of burdening symptoms by case-finding validated questionnaires, and 3) targeted expert evaluation(s) of burdening symptoms identified as likely being part of a defined condition.

Where is it, what is it and what do we need to do?" Operating from a converted ballroom once used by Mussolini, a special cell of intelligence analysts, targeting experts and other planners pull together information on possible targets.

Allied targeting experts and fighter pilots do not have that option with the rapidly shifting battle lines in block-by-block combat carried on by fighters on both sides dressed in civilian clothing.