Sentence examples for coordinating institutions from inspiring English sources
Like all coups, it required collective action and a new set of coordinating institutions.
It broke down walls between law enforcement and intelligence authorities, and created new coordinating institutions such as the Director of National Intelligence and National Counterterrorism Center.
The treatment allocation at the coordinating institutions was performed using FAX randomization.
For each coordinating institution, a separate randomization procedure stratified by type of diabetes was performed to ensure balanced treatment groups across and within coordinating institutions.
Networking has been a critical component in the success of the lead health-research funding and coordinating institutions in both Canada and the United States – respectively the Canadian Institutes for Health Research and the National Institutes for Health – with both acting, in effect, as umbrella organizations providing guidance and cohesion to their many networked members and grantees.
A coordinating institution with responsibility for recording medical/health research, including clinical research, might help in identifying problems and alerting to the need for action.
To identify confounders such as age, sex, coordinating institution, diabetes type, diabetes complications, education years, income, single/recurrent episode(s) and comorbidity with other mental disorders, a correlation analysis will be employed.
In theory, the judiciary, legislature, and executive were to be autonomous, if coordinate, institutions of governance, but in reality the powers of the different branches of government have varied widely with each president.
Each country designated a national coordinating institution, and a regional coordinator was elected.
Approval for the study and for data sharing with the coordinating institution was granted by the institutional review boards at each participating institution.
But even if such a coordinating institution existed, it would rest uneasily in an otherwise decentralized government.
