Recruitment of focus groups participants and experts Three online focus groups were convened, one for pregnant women, one for women who recently gave birth, and one for partners of the latter group.
In December 2001, the American College of Chest Physicians, the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine, and several other sponsoring organizations – the American Thoracic Society – decided to convene another conference with at least one of the purposes being to explore how people felt about the robustness of the existing severe sepsis criteria.
The trial of leaders of the abortive 1991 coup has been postponed virtually every time it has convened, with one defendant after another claiming illness; no end is in sight.
Now they convened to meet one another and the production team, and to hear the English director Stephen Lawless explain his concept of the work.
Noticing a small crowd convened beside one of the barricades, I went over to see what they were doing.
An expert panel was convened for one day in September 2003 for this purpose.
This meeting was convened by one of the other participating organizations.
Similarly, in the NHS exercise, a separate consumer consultation exercise, in the form of a focus group of informal carers, was convened as one attempt to sample the views of ordinary users as opposed to the "professional" consumers who responded to the formal consultation exercise [ 14, 15].
The MIT Center for International Studies, in cooperation with the History and Democracy Project and the U.S. Section of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, convened a one-day meeting on January 10 , 2008 at the Wilson Center to explore the liberal tradition in U.S. foreign policy.
Blades of green cut through the sky in a wide arch, then convened, flowing from one shape to another without ever seeming to move.
