Sentence examples for an advanced plan of from inspiring English sources

Renal disaster relief strategies include an advanced plan of measures to be taken following a disaster.

This has allowed the development of an advanced planning model called "Working With People" that connects expert and experience knowledge in the territories where it is applied.

Consequently, forecast-driven advanced planning of production runs over multiple weeks or months has been replaced by short-term creation of production schedules which are most often driven by call orders from contract customers.

In other words, High IQ individuals may have launched greater cognitive resources to support advanced planning of the next response.

The decision aid guides patients in advanced planning of location of care and is entitled 'When you need extra care decision aid'.

Plasma spray process of hydroxyapatite (Ca10(PO4)6(OHA2, HA) followed by laser treatment of obtained coatings were optimized by an advanced statistical planning of experiments.

This is partly due to the lack of people who have prepared an advance directive or an advanced care plan – a clear statement of what one wishes if the end is near but you are no longer able to communicate or make decisions.

Importantly, a critical response parameter associated with the reaching task (i.e., the limb performing the movement) was specified only at the time of response cuing thereby limiting the pre-computing of an advanced motor plan.

The PV of the advanced plan is less expensive than the PV of the traditional plan indicating that the advancement of the project by 4 years is more beneficial.

The quality of life considerations for CKD patients who are at the advance stages of their disease require focus on several issues including the management of their physical and psycho-social symptoms and the development of an advanced care plan that sets the goals for their care [ 70- 74].

We found that patients whose DNR orders were written later in their hospital stay were significantly more likely to die within 3 days of the order being written than those whose orders were written early in their hospital stay, suggesting that later DNR orders may have been written in response to clinical deterioration rather than as part of an advanced care plan.