Sentence examples for countries ec from inspiring English sources

This paper is devoted to describe the development, implementation and application of a novel procedure to properly design the electrification process in rural areas of Emerging Countries (EC).

In many countries EC is now available OTC from pharmacies, after a consultation with a trained pharmacist, but without a doctor's prescription [ 5].

Moreover, whereas in Western countries EC has been mainly a disease of men who smoke and drink alcohol heavily (Munoz and Day, 1996; Brown et al, 2001), in the very high incidence areas of Golestan Province (inhabited almost entirely by Turkmens) there were very low rates of smoking and drinking and EC was slightly more common in women than in men.

Training Infection Control in Europe (TRICE) in 2010 identified significant differences within European Countries (EC) in the existence of Infection Control /Hospital Hygiene (IC/HH) courses and their compliance with the Improving Patient Safety in Europe (IPSE, 2008) recommended Core Competencies.

In all parts of the country, ECs are seeing an ever increasing patient load, with above 10% annual increases in patient volumes [7].

While it is no easy task to create an SPI for all 272 regions in 28 European countries, the EC says the ability for different countries to share knowledge on socially innovative policies "was identified as a key demand arising from policymakers".

(It still runs international services to destinations in these countries).The EC will have to examine not only the nature of the international express-package market today, but also how it is changing.

Marie Curie Fellowships are individual research and training grants awarded to scientists from European Union (EU) countries by the European Commission (EC).

PATH institutional review board reviewers acted as a primary filter before releasing the proposals to the WHO-ERC and country site ECs.

The threat of being denied landing rights in EC countries' airports proved effective, and several Middle Eastern countries that had previously provided sanctuary for hijackers and hijacked aircraft ceased to do so.

The organization of ECs varies across countries: in Europe there are national, regional, local and institutional Research Ethics Committees, whose responsibility is determined by local laws.