Sentence examples for collaborating units from inspiring English sources
A workable arrangement incorporating these requirements may be close cooperation between collaborating units to provide a functional alternative to the current arrangement.
This study was part of a national multi-centre follow-up survey conducted during 1998 2002 by five collaborating units as described previously (Brydøy et al, 2005).
We identified 318 patients with HSIL-micro cytologic diagnosis, of whom 68 were referred to the following collaborating units: 17 to IFF/Fiocruz and 51 to Inca in this period of time (Fig. 1).
However, the divide that exists in technologies, working culture, requirements, and vested interests of the participating countries will hinder implementation of any global project.…To tackle such problems, time and funding for preparation of common facilities at each collaborating unit should be provided before the project starts.
Assistant director Danny McCauley was responsible for collaborating with unit production manager Phil Rawlins to finalize shooting orders and assigning extras.
At both of these types of wards, two or three nurses usually collaborate in units that comprise eight patients.
So what you need is people collaborating with GPS units noting positions and postcodes using a simple application.
This a great case of editorial and commercial units collaborating to make reader participation pay.
Maternal health nursing courses in Colleges of Nursing should explore the possibility of collaborating with ART/IVF units in developing structured programs in fertility nursing as post-basic sub-specialty courses.
Consecutive patients with histologically confirmed cervical cancer that had relapsed after previous pelvic radiotherapy±surgery or with distant metastases at presentation, which were referred to three collaborating Medical Oncology units, were candidates for treatment with the TIP chemotherapy regimen.
Sixty-eight percent were vaccinated, including all those who were perceived at risk (CTC workers, staff working at the treatment units at collaborating sites [CTUs], vaccinators, water testers, and workers involved in the sanitation effort in the slums), and 95% received a second dose.
