Sentence examples for commonly delegated from inspiring English sources
The treatments most commonly delegated were fissure sealants (90%) and restorations (51%); whilst the least delegated were paediatric extractions (2%).
The procedures most commonly delegated were fissure sealants (90%), restorations (52%), and pulpotomies (endodontic treatment on primary teeth) (51%).
The identification of work-relatedness, a task commonly delegated to occupational physicians, is required when compensation differs for occupational or non-occupational diseases and injuries in the context of social security claims.
In a unitary state the central government commonly delegates authority to subnational units and channels policy decisions down to them for implementation.
In a unitary system the central government commonly delegates authority to subnational units and channels policy decisions down to them for implementation.
A delegated NR activity, B delegated NiR activity, C delegated GOGAT activity, D delegated GS activity, E delegated GOT activity, F delegated GPT activity, G delegated GDH activity.
In progressing an agenda of exploration and analysis of the process of higher level community participation, our definition of higher level utilised Arnstein's [ 29] categories of partnership, delegated power and citizen control, most commonly clustered as 'citizen power'.
While no-one was delegated to support the father during the resuscitation, midwives and anaesthetists most commonly took on this role.
In London, late 18th-century anatomists may have delegated their grave-robbing almost entirely to body snatchers, or, as they were commonly known, resurrectionists.
A -- Edward T. Braverman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that one power generally delegated to a condo board is the ability to adopt and amend the building's rules and regulations, commonly known as house rules.
