Sentence examples for blind environmental from inspiring English sources
While efforts were made in our study and others to blind environmental services staff to the intervention, it is possible that the improvement in PDC demonstrated in some studies is a result due in part to the Hawthorne effect, as has been demonstrated with other infection control interventions [ 30, 31], rather than an effect specifically due to feedback resulting from FM findings.
In order to ensure blinding of environmental services staff to the cleaning assessment, FM were placed following previous PDC and prior to patient occupancy.
We are flying blind into our environmental future.
It's surprisingly easy to turn a blind eye to environmental degradation in China.
"This is a truly extraordinary document, for it places the world's largest Christian church at the forefront of efforts to save and protect the environment after decades of turning a blind eye to environmental degradation in the Christian West.
But the middle way does not necessarily accept that natural selection, defined narrowly as blind adaptation to environmental conditions, is the primary force driving evolution.
During the Qatar camp, players were blinded towards the environmental condition to which they were exposed (both for sleeping and training times).
Fieldworkers blinded to household environmental classifications guessed the correct group in 67% of households and were confident of their guess in only 22% (Supplemental Table 6); this result underscores the general context of the study, in which clean households had improved environmental conditions compared with contaminated households but were not radically different (Supplemental Table 1).
This government has yielded to the demands made of it by the aviation industry, ranging from tax exemptions on fuel to turning a blind eye to the environmental impacts of uncontrolled expansion.
Some investors may think that they're likely to share in the oil companies profits and turn a blind eye to the environmental risks.
