Sentence examples for the study services from inspiring English sources

This consensus-building approach to the model development built a high level of engagement with managers and practitioners at the study services.

In the 12 month period concurrent with the study, services were provided to 126 care-recipients, with 93% being over aged 65 and those younger having age related illnesses such as early onset dementia and dementia associated with other diseases such as Huntington's and Parkinson's Disease.

Future research will describe the impact of a strategic implementation plan for cognitive therapies and audit the distribution and reach of these evidenced based programs to assess equity of access across the large geographic district of the study service.

In the spirit of the school's motto, "Culture for Service," Goshen offers unique cultural immersion experiences, like the Study-Service Term, which sends students to Cambodia, Nicaragua, Peru, Senegal, Tanzania and other developing countries to live with locals and serve communities.

Participant use of health services, other alcohol services outside the study, public services and criminal justice services will be assessed using a service use questionnaire at baseline, 6 months and 12 months post randomisation.

Participant use of health services, other alcohol services outside the study, public services and criminal justice services will be assessed using a Service Use Questionnaire at baseline, 6 and 12 months post consent.

In the experimental phase of this study, service and ultimate flexural behavior of three groups of RC beams were evaluated.

However, in the present study, service use by women was only higher than that of their male counterparts in the unadjusted analysis.

Table 1 A comparison of cloud computing providers in the study Provider Service type Amazon web services IaaS IBM (Softlayer) IaaS/PaaS Microsoft Azure IaaS/PaaS Google IaaS/PaaS Rackspace IaaS.

The experts were identified during the assessment of services phase of the study where service managers were asked to identify suitable interviewees.

The study criticized services as scattershot, at best.