Sentence examples for Actively supervised from inspiring English sources
African and Western diplomats, along with U.N. officials, actively supervised negotiations to end the war.
Frustrated investigators, the records show, began scrutinizing the project's $4 million price tag in 1999, according to the records, and questioned Mr. Weissman, who told them he had helped with the project, but had not actively supervised it.
The club program is actively supervised by the Coordinator of Club Sports, but the emphasis is on student interest and leadership to initiate, organize, and conduct the respective clubs.
Here, it was the Board, not Roth, that decided back in November 2002 that it needed to "find a home for [the] company". The Board actively supervised Roth's negotiations.
GS actively supervised the project from which the foundations of this work stem.
RJ actively supervised all parts of the study, and OHF contributed to planning and writing.
Patients who were already actively participating in a supervised rehabilitation or exercise intervention greater than once a week were also ineligible.
Moreover, both treatments consisted of a one-to-one supervised exercise program actively involving the patient: according to the literature, these kinds of management are effective to reduce disability and improve function in chronic LBP [ 43- 45].
JM developed the experimental basis for the measurements of proteoglycans in the serum and supervised the analysis, trained and supervised AR in the analysis of proteoglycan loss from cartilage, actively participated in the analysis and evaluation of the data, and reviewed and contributed to the final version of the manuscript.
Fellows actively participate in our newborn resuscitation program, supervised by Dr. Catherine Chang.
Although patients may experience fewer medication side effects if they are abstinent from alcohol when they begin treatment with naltrexone, it is safe for patients to begin taking the medication during medically supervised withdrawal or if they are actively drinking [ 2, 44].
