Sentence examples for develop a section from inspiring English sources

Despite these recommendations, Success Academy failed to develop a Section 504 behavioral plan for I.L. that included these strategies.

It would also be helpful to develop a section in the NFL that will support families and perhaps research that could help to stabilize the damage already done and prevent future irreparable damage to our athletes.

After decades of effort to rejuvenate the waterways that were once merely a convenient cesspool for the deposition of offal and carcasses from the millions of livestock that met their end in Chicago's famed Union Stock Yards, the idea of intentionally developing a section of the river that could not support any life is thoroughly shocking.

In order to improve the readability and accessibility of EHRs, this work developed a section heading recognition system for clinical documents.

Whilst clinical guidelines, official recommendations, and systematic reviews lend themselves well to bibliometric analysis, some other types of evidence mentioned by respondents (e.g. leading on a new MSc course for practising physicians, developing a section of the NHS Evidence web service, or proposing a new classification system for an infectious tropical disease) favour case studies.

Therefore, in an effort to improve the quality and safety of the care we deliver, in 2007 the UAB Department of Anesthesiology developed a Section on Quality and Patient Safety [ 54], with the dedicated organization and resources needed for sustained success ("holding the gains") [ 55- 57].

Here I develop an expanded section on the effects of climate change on communication behavior.

73 In order to ensure that the web portal provided improved access to reliable sources of health information, we developed a third section to facilitate direct access to research-based information via selected databases (see Table 2).

CFFTs manufactured with carbon FRP tubes instead of basalt FRP tubes and CFFTs with circular cross-sections instead of square cross-sections develop a higher compressive strength and lower ultimate axial strain.

We develop a bounded heuristic in Section 4, with guaranteed optimality in well-characterized instances.

In the first part of this section, we develop a two-level q-analog of the Ramis-Sibuya theorem.