Sentence examples for views of long term from inspiring English sources

Two global themes emerged for service users and informal carers: positive views of long term oxygen therapy and negative views of long term oxygen therapy.

The resulting networks of Global Themes, their constituent Organizing Themes and contributing Basic Themes is presented in Table  1 and the network for the Global Theme positive views of long term oxygen therapy is portrayed in Figure  1.

We can observe that from the point views of long-term average revenue, our algorithm (MO-NPSO) is much better than other algorithms (The Algorithm of D-ViNE-SP and EA-PSO).

We argue that if public views short-term evolution (microevolution) as somehow different from their views of long-term evolution (macroevolution), then the somewhat artificial distinction between the two processes may prove to be instrumental and fundamental to our efforts to describe how individuals come to understand and accept evolution.

One of the aims of the survey was to estimate clinicians' views of long-term follow-up of cancer survivors.

The findings are based on the views of long-term sick-listed patients and so generalisation may not be possible.

Numerous studies have previously used LexisNexis Academic to examine media coverage of health issues, including subjects as diverse as discoveries of genetic links to breast and prostate cancer and citizens' views of long-term care[ 16, 17].

The aims of this study therefore were to determine and compare clinicians' views of long-term follow-up care of younger adult survivors of common cancers (breast, germ cell, lymphoma and leukaemia) including reasons for follow-up care, advantages and disadvantages of follow-up in primary care, current practice, and the requirements for additional resources and supportive services.

Study methods and data extracted on children's, parents' and staff views of long-term care are tabulated in online supplementary appendix 4. Also, 5 papers with no abstract and 35 European and Scottish papers were retained on file (see online supplementary appendix 5).

Views regarding the unavailability of long term rehabilitation services due to multi-factorial barriers were recognised.

The biggest of these, in my view, is the shortage of long term capacity in the system, especially in the publicly financed science system.