Sentence examples for eliminating extended from inspiring English sources
Three years after launching an expensive education experiment, the District is eliminating extended school years at 13 campuses after city leaders said there was scant evidence of improved academic achievement, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) announced Thursday.
Impact of eliminating extended duration work shifts on intern health and safety.
Does eliminating extended work shifts and reducing the number of hours worked per week reduce serious medical errors made in intensive care units by interns?
Landrigan CP, Rothschild JM, Cronin JW, Kaushal R, Burdick E, Katz T et al. Effect of eliminating extended work shifts and reducing work hours on serious medical errors among interns in ICUs.
The change, announced Tuesday, eliminates extended early voting hours on weekdays, the final two days before Election Day as well as Sunday voting...".. This isn't the first time that Husted has tried to cut early voting -- he attempted to cut hours before the 2012 election as well, even openly defying court orders to restore the hours.
The ACGME, however, has eliminated extended duty periods for interns, effective July 1 , 2011[ 11]
Allowing the body to direct differentiation could speed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval of using such pluripotent stem cells, Longaker believes, by eliminating the extended periods of laboratory manipulation required during the forced differentiation of the cells.
Eliminating interns' extended work shifts will increase their duration of sleep, reduce attentional failures, and decrease rates of medical errors as compared with traditional work schedules.
Eliminating interns' extended work schedules can increase sleep and decrease rates of attentional lapses and serious medical errors in the intensive care unit setting.
Previous studies suggested that exhaustion of tradable time may not be completely eliminated by extending the lead time [ 6, 9].
Such macro-reentry can then be eliminated by extending the obstacle or by external stimuli that penetrate the excitable gap.
