Sentence examples for common operating procedures from inspiring English sources

Legislation passed by the European Parliament in 2009, for example, envisioned the creation of the nine airspace blocs, which would each adopt common operating procedures, technologies and fee structures — a first step toward full alignment the law envisioned by 2020.

Lucas explained he was an expert handling the press and this was common operating procedure: "We were genuinely trying to be honest in the response".

Rather, what is more important and more interesting is that Carter came out with the bad news up front, rather than hoping nobody noticed, a far more common operating procedure for Washington bureaucracy.

All methods used in the study centers were conducted according to common standard operating procedures.

All methods used in the study center were conducted according to common standard operating procedures (Peters et al. 2007).

The three study centers used common standard operating procedures and standardized equipment, and Holter recordings were analyzed in a single lab.

Making it an explicit requirement reiterates its importance and mandates comparison, validation and replication, thereby ensuring appropriate and common standard operating procedures and the use of accredited facilities.

Although the intervention in each of the countries and study sites was derived from the same theoretical model [ 13, 14], contained the same core strategies, and conformed to common standard operating procedures, the implementation of intervention components was designed to be responsive and adaptable to each local context.

PBMCs were isolated and frozen using a validated common standard operating procedure [ 20].

Serum samples (minimum 2 mL) are collected at each study center in standard primary tubes according to a common standard operating procedure and sent to an independent laboratory for analysis.

For future years, to help reduce heterogeneity between sites, we plan a common standard operating procedure and meetings at the beginning of the study to share pilot data and harmonise criteria and follow-up activities.