Sentence examples for convened to explore from inspiring English sources
"We're supposed to be adding zero-carbon sources, not subtracting," Ernest Moniz, the energy secretary, said recently at a symposium that the department convened to explore ways to improve the industry's prospects.
Thus, the Leon Thal Symposium 2009 (LTS'09), on October 27 28, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, was convened to explore strategies to surmount the barriers in designing a multisite, comparative study to evaluate and validate various approaches for detecting and selecting asymptomatic people at risk for cognitive disorders/dementia.
The international PPH collaboration was convened to explore the observed trends and to set out actions to address the factors identified.
It was also the first time researchers from the fields of environmental health and addiction convened to explore common ground and potential collaborations.
Separate focus groups [ 32, 33] with Occupational therapists (OT) and Physiotherapists (PT) (n = 14) that were specifically involved in facilitating physical rehabilitation to stroke survivors in the patients' home were convened to: Explore the pre-existing context and mechanisms underpinning the delivery of feedback during community post-stroke rehabilitation to validate the embryonic hypotheses.
For many years, the Society for Emergency Medicine in India (SEMI), in collaboration with emergency physicians from the UK and USA, has been convening annually to explore the regional growth of the specialty.
An Independent Steering Committee has been convened to oversee this research.
A follow-up meeting should be convened to address PBPK system model validation and explore solutions (such as open source validation sets), while considering the needs of software companies.
The workshop was convened to complement the Institute of Medicine's 2001 report: Exploring the Biological Contributions to Human Health: Does Sex Matter?
So about a year ago, Mr. Nyquist convened a committee to explore a change.
With much buildup, Assembly Democrats convened a hearing to explore the mistakes that cost the state a $400 million federal grant and cost the education commissioner his job.
