Sentence examples for enquiry conducted from inspiring English sources
In essence, it ignored the findings of the Abu Ghraib enquiry conducted by Major-General Antonio Taguba, in which he spoke of "systemic" problems at Abu Ghraib, since punishment was not imposed far up the chain of command.
He told me that he believed that maybe his most important contribution to public life was his role as an adviser to the enquiry conducted by Lord Lloyd of Berwick, chairman of the security commission which formed the basis of the 2000 Terrorism Act.
This paper presents part of an operational approach that aims to rebuild the synergy among architectural design, building management and use: an in-depth enquiry conducted through surveys and questionnaires, that offers a new perspective aimed at validating the actual effectiveness and suitability of design solutions.
In those interventions proceeding to a fully powered cluster randomised controlled trial (Phase III), the process evaluation should be operationally split from the intervention with the collection of prospective quantitative data and retrospective qualitative enquiry conducted by the research team [ 11].
The prevalence data from this study (referred to above) have been published already [6]; our purpose here, again to inform health policy, is to add estimates of burden attributable to these headache disorders, based on enquiries conducted during the survey.
A further limitation of this study in comparison to other qualitative research conducted in general practice, is the deductive nature of enquiry taken and the implications this has for how the research was conducted, and the resultant findings.
When headache occurs daily, it is of no consequence whether the enquiry is conducted today or tomorrow.
Most confidential enquiries are conducted on a regional basis, but the UK has an exemplary national perinatal audit system called the Confidential Enquiry into Maternal and Child Health (CEMACH) [ 120, 121].
AR has been defined as "an enquiry which is conducted by a group on a problem which is of interest to them.
