Sentence examples for agreed structured from inspiring English sources
However, the standardisation work undertaken as part of the PCIP was instrumental in laying the ground for the future deployment of the preoperative eForm: by providing an agreed, structured POA documentation, as well as a framework for data collection and decision support functionalities in the form of consensual protocols and guidelines (see Additional file 2: Appendix-2).
The FTAA negotiations were carried out under an agreed structure and timetable.
"Why take matters to the point of placing under threat the entire internationally agreed structure of nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation, including its core, the 1972 ABM Treaty?" said a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Alexander Yakovenko, in a statement.
The changes were organised into five themes, and each area of improvement followed the agreed structure.
"And I don't mean that as my methods but as an agreed structure.
"I am delighted that we can all move forward with a clear and agreed structure in place for European competition from next season," he said.
This highlights the need to establish agreed structures and protocols early on in a complex project such as this, to ensure effective communication and clear roles and responsibilities across and within partner organisations.
Widespread utilization of an internationally agreed upon, structured pathology data set for melanoma will lead not only to improved patient management but is a prerequisite for research and for international benchmarking in health care.
142 An internationally agreed upon, structured pathology data set for melanoma is a prerequisite for research and for benchmarking in health care, while improving the consistency, completeness, and quality of melanoma pathology reports worldwide.
The lead bankers from Bharti and MTN had agreed to structure the deal so that Bharti Airtel would be the parent company.
The government agreed to structure the deal in that way to allow HCA to avoid an automatic bar from Medicare, a step that is required for any company that admits to criminally defrauding the program.
