Sentence examples for workshops results from inspiring English sources

These results show that an innovative 1-day bedside ultrasound curriculum timed early in the academic year supplemented by two 1-h workshops results in significant improvement in point-of-care ultrasound knowledge pertaining to image acquisition, optimization, interpretation and clinical application.

We summarize the workshops' results regarding intertemporal discounting (a type of MCDM weighting judgment), visualization of impacts, how MCDM methods can help users to incorporate their background knowledge, and how MCDM can improve understanding of tradeoffs and the importance of value judgments.

Typically, participation in short-term workshops results in short-term behavior change, but Sonke combines the workshops with longer term community engagement in the form of community action teams.

The workshops resulted in 32 commissions in G2, culture, comment, CiF, news, and Society, with many writers being commissioned to write more than once piece.

The stylistic interactions between the different workshops resulted, particularly in the second quarter of the century, in a more general similarity of style between the various regional workshops.

After some of Russia's best young playwrights gathered in Perm for the Novaya Drama contemporary drama festival in March, their workshops resulted in "Motovilikha Worker , a documentary play based on interviews with factory workers.

This was achieved through a combination of dedicated campaign activities and workshops resulting in four special issues in the peer-reviewed literature (Table 2).

These regional committees came together through national and regional workshops, resulting in the publication of several local or regional journals or books about the state of knowledge of marine biodiversity in their regions [22].

The workshops resulted in ranked listings of research priorities for each sub-sector, totalling approximately 800 priorities.

Results: Each of three workshops resulted in the production of approximately ten positive- and ten challenging aspects related to Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programmes.

The workshops resulted in elaborate impact tables that valued effects in terms such as 'positive'marginallylly negative', and 'considerably negative' (Lindeboom and others 2005, pp. 83 99).