Sentence examples for unit context from inspiring English sources

Here we will apply these criteria to the disclosure of neuroimaging results in the intensive care unit context.

Hospitals, by focusing attention on modifiable elements of unit context may positively influence nurses' reported use of research.

New statistical models for analysing survival data in an intensive care unit context have recently been developed.

It is hoped that the framework illustrated in this study may serve as a general model for epidemiologists who provide epidemiologic services in a public health unit context.

Significant predictors at the unit (context) level were: culture (estimate: 0.834) and proportion of nurses possessing a baccalaureate degree or higher (estimate: 0.629) (Table  3).

Issues related to research utilization (i.e. education, unit context and institutional facilitation) and lack of consensus regarding optimal pain management strategies for routine procedural pain are the most likely cause.

A loop filter is used to eliminate the quantization noise, but the HEVC has caused significant improvements in such aspects as the loop filter, image coding unit, context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC), directional intra-prediction, advanced motion vector prediction and merge, subpixel motion estimation and compensation, and sample adaptive offsets (SAO).

Observations will have two elements: an initial focus on stroke unit contexts including the built environment and facilities within the units, how therapists' time is managed and spent, approaches to MDT working and specific instances of therapy planning and provision.

Additionally the provincial-wide adoption of one QI program (RTC) in multiple environments (units in various Saskatchewan hospitals) gave us the opportunity to explore the impact of various unit contexts on RTC implementation.

The chapter also provides a new form of design unit, a context declaration, in which one can gather a collection of library and use clauses.

This is the first study that introduces a unique intelligent adaptive framework to assess and optimize decision making process in a gas transmission unit in context of macro-ergonomics and integrated resilience engineering factors.