Sentence examples for Close liaison from inspiring English sources

Close liaison with microbiology is essential.

Close liaison with the CF microbiology laboratory is important.

Close liaison with hospital data managers as well as clinicians was crucial to the success of the project.

Close liaison with the haematologists may be beneficial in this regard and setting up local hospital protocols which are strictly adhered to and audited also helps.

Close liaison with the laboratory is necessary, therefore, to inform them that this is an urgent rather than a routine sample, and to have the results interpreted in light of the clinical findings (e.g., ambiguous genitalia).

Close liaison with the medical and nursing staff is critical to make sure they understand the treatment algorithm and that the study is aiming to control the BG between 4 8 mmol/l.

The restoration of grammar schools to deprived areas must be accompanied by provisions for close liaisons with revitalised feeder primaries to identify and promote those children with the potential to benefit.

In 1996, after the crash of T.W.A. Flight 800, a commission directed by Vice-President Al Gore also called for closer liaison.

Hilary Benn, the shadow Foreign Secretary, who stood in for acting Labour leader Harriet Harman, raised issues including young people leaving Britain to join Isis and called for closer liaison with the Turkish authorities.

The aspiration of a closer liaison between social sciences and futures studies is far from novel.

Jeremy Black notes that the independent inquiry at the end of the novel, conducted in Bond's hospital bedroom, was undertaken by the Jamaican judiciary and the CIA and MI6 were recorded as acting "under the closest liaison and direction of the Jamaican CID"; Bond and Leiter are also awarded the Jamaican Police Medal for "Services to the Independent State of Jamaica".