Sentence examples for this theme highlights from inspiring English sources

Sure, this theme highlights the regional accent of some of our fellow Americans, and hopefully people will take this in the fun spirit in which it is meant, but that is no reason to go crazy with lots of alternative theme phrases in that accent.

Screening Programme 2 (Region 1) This theme highlights participants' varying experiences and perceptions around making the appointment, getting there and back, which patients had difficulties with.

This theme highlights the midwives' trust in AMTSL as an effective method in prevention of PPH and their perception that it has become an essential part of everyday work.

(DS017, F, 60, BtB) This theme highlights how difficult therapy can be, with these demands exacerbated in self-help therapies where they must be managed solely by the patient.

(003: Female/76 years) This theme highlights the professionals' experience of using the pulse oximeter as a teaching tool, the perceived positive impact on self-management and (sometimes) concern about the reduced contact with some patients who rarely needed professional support.

Obama's Nobel speech was suffused with this theme, highlighting the justness of the US cause but also discussing the regret any great nation should feel as it sends its citizens to war.

Papers in this theme highlight the potential tensions between adherence to international agreements and achievement of national health goals, although India is given only limited focus within broader discussion.

This theme highlighted the complexity of managing risk in early cancer diagnosis because of external factors including cancer symptom differentiation and the restrictions imposed by referral criteria; the multitude of services and professionals involved in diagnostic and assessment services and the plethora of policies and initiatives targeted at primary care practice.

"… but far more important has been the opportunity through SAFRI to be a member of an expanding community where I can continue to contribute and be challenged in so many exciting ways …" This theme highlighted Level 2 of the Kirkpatrick framework in terms of the participants' learning experiences.

Medical self-management of multimorbidity revolved around amelioration of physical symptoms (e.g. pain and fatigue), but because of the multi-faceted nature of these symptoms the data included under this theme highlighted how participants' decision making about medicines taking was not straightforward.

Five sub-themes emerged within this first theme, highlighting various aspects of difference in ECCE contexts across the countries, as presented below.