Sentence examples for the initial appreciation from inspiring English sources

Wears, Perry and Sutcliffe 4 provide a graphic illustration from the USA of a serious risk to the development and maintenance of interdisciplinary work, specifically, the fading of the initial appreciation of the contribution of other disciplines to patient safety.

This approach enables at least an initial appreciation of the subtlety and the artistry of the oral tradition.

An initial appreciation of the relationship between the VEGF pathway and the Delta-Notch pathway came from studies of vascular development in zebrafish.

Descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation, range and coefficient of variation (CV)) and graphic presentations of the data were used to gain an initial appreciation of the variability of iMg.

Patient selection always included a previous standardized initial appreciation and information on this permanent contraception method (Table 1).

However, as a transition between the initial paradigm of appreciation of recharge areas and the subsequent paradigm of the "piston effect", actions such as the implementation of rainwater infiltration and retention techniques would be more relevant from the perspective of recharging the aquifer than for the maintenance of the base flows.

The initial values of appreciations (kappa ) are assigned randomly from a uniform distribution in the range (0.333< kappa <0.667).

The initial showing had an Appreciation Index of 88: considered excellent.

Based on reproducibility, and after appreciation of the initial Ct, few transcripts were selected for the next step.

Rohan, whose given name is Michael (he switched after watching "Sleeper," and identifying with Woody Allen's character, Miles Monroe), was recounting the aborted attempt in the company of about a hundred similarly dressed guests at the initial meeting of the revived Corduroy Appreciation Club.

The initial effects were mixed, with sharp appreciations of the dollar and pound causing problems for the two countries' exporters and exacerbating the recession of the early 1980s.But the result was that institutions, such as insurance companies and pension funds, could move money across borders.