Sentence examples for throughout the continuum from inspiring English sources

The Continuum Health Partners community acknowledges with sadness the passing of Joanne Stern, beloved stepmother of our dear friend and generous benefactress, Chris Stern Hyman, who along with her husband, Mort, Continuum's Founding Chairman Emeritus, has supported numerous programs and services throughout the Continuum hospitals.

CoG values consistently increase throughout the continuum.

These diagnostic products are used throughout the continuum of medical care and span a broad range of applications from risk assessment and diagnosis of disease to monitoring progression and management of health conditions.

To describe how the Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) is uniquely suited to meet the needs of older adults throughout the continuum of cancer, to explore the progress that APNs have made in gero-oncology care, and make suggestions for future directions.

In this context, frailty (a geriatric syndrome characterized by age-related declines occurring across multiple physiologic systems) may indeed represent a clinically relevant threshold throughout the continuum of the aging process and a promising benchmark to test multidomain interventions against age-related conditions.

In addition, improvements in PMTCT processes occurred throughout the continuum of care from early antenatal booking to the postnatal visit at 6 14 weeks.

Generally, a material will have several band gaps throughout its band structure (the continuum of allowed and forbidden electron energy levels), with large band gaps between core bands and progressively narrower band gaps between higher bands until no more occur.

The 'Global Function' scale shows promise of linear measurement throughout the majority of the continuum of ability.

The items and person parameters of the support scale were better distributed along the latent scale, and thus, a greater capacity for discriminating the participants throughout the latent continuum is observed in Fig. 3.

We developed a novel database by merging 2 national data systems for 5 pediatric trauma centers to provide benchmarking metrics for mortality and non-mortality outcomes and to assess care provided throughout the care continuum.

Also, the results enabled verification of the relative difficulty of each item throughout the latent continuum and comparison with the distribution of person parameters (item/person maps, Figs. 1, 2, and 3), which would not have been possible using traditional psychometric statistical analyses.