Sentence examples for centres maintain from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is of interest that a few centres maintain low upgrade rates despite not routinely using VAB as the first-line technique for biopsy of microcalcification.

As data are collected in pseudonymised form in the database (i.e. no patient names, initials, or exact birth dates are included in the central database), the individual centres maintain a patient log list that enables them to identify their patients in the database.

In 2014, Guardian Australia's coverage of the "inherently toxic environment" of Manus Island asylum seeker detention centres maintained a high profile.

It also carries out research; provides technical assistance on projects in individual countries; operates educational programs through seminars and training centres; maintains information and support services, including keeping statistics on world production, trade, and consumption of agricultural commodities; and publishes a number of periodicals, yearbooks, and research bulletins.

As of 2011, there are 133 hospitals in the city, including 10 maternity homes and two urban family welfare centres maintained by the municipal corporation.

QMS: All participating breast centres maintained a QMS that was certified to an internationally recognised standard, usually ISO 9001 (71%), or the German KTQ standard for health care providers http://www.ktq.de.

A museum and visitor centre maintains a collection of artefacts recovered from the caves, but the most famous find, a mummy of a child nicknamed "Zeke" discovered in 1912, has long been lost to the Smithsonian archives in Washington DC.

Licenses can be renewed every 2 years if a childcare centre maintains the required standards.

Each centre maintains a shipment log to record the receipt and dissemination of shipments sent from the centre.

Staff at the CESAR trial data management centre maintained contact with all centres with patients being treated within the CESAR trial ensuring complete reporting.

Interventions should be family centred maintaining the protective effects associated with a low income, but facilitating greater access to healthy choices associated with a higher income.