Sentence examples for dispensation system from inspiring English sources

The welfare state -- or rather the royal dispensation system -- is collapsing, crime and unemployment are rising.

Fifty six quaternary Pt Pd–In Na combination catalysts were prepared by impregnating γ-Al2O3 pellets with precursor solution mixtures prepared automatically using a micro-jet liquid dispensation system.

Data were recorded by consulting the electronic antiretroviral dispensation system of the hospital pharmacy service.

Twickenham staff confirmed yesterday that Irish, along with the likes of Saracens, were among a group of clubs granted "special dispensation" when the system of minimum criteria was first introduced.

The study also identifies institutional settings and changes related to management, security and health concerns that impact the slaughterhouse operations and processes resulting from the dispensation of the devolved system of governance in the country.

Whilst the idea of sub-specialisation might go against the concept of generalism it might also enable the wide skills range expected of family physicians in Africa (from community-oriented primary care to inpatient surgical/anaesthetic skills) to be better structured during training and better remunerated within governments occupation-specific dispensation (OSD) human resource system.

Dispensations in group C (cardiovascular system) account for more than one-quarter of all dispensations, followed by dispensations in group N (nervous system), which account for more than one-fifth.

It costs fifty-five hundred dollars to apply for a dispensation from the ordinary grid system, known officially as a "vanity address," from the Topographical Bureau, which Borelli oversees.

NSCLC: Non small cell lung cancer; EGFR: Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor; HRMA: High resolution melting analysis; ARMS: Amplification refractory mutation system; NDO: Novel dispensation order; TK: Tyrosine Kinase; FFPE: Formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded; TKI: Tyrosine kinase inhibitor; ADC: Adenocarcinoma; IHC: Immunohistochemistry. GVS: honoraria from Eli-Lilly, Astra-Zeneca, Roche, Pfizer.

The main source of data will be the ABUCASIS electronic clinical records which, apart from clinical and sociodemographic data about the patient, contain all the information pertaining to the prescription and dispensation of drugs (electronic prescription system-GAIA) in ambulatory care (primary and specialized care).

Aarhus is a comprehensive record-linkage database system in which drug dispensation data are linked to a registry of hospital discharge diagnoses and various other registries, including death registries.