Sentence examples for entail stage from inspiring English sources

This will form the basis of provisional reporting guideline standards and items for the expert and stakeholder panels to consider in Stage 3. Stage 2 will entail: Stage 2.1 – a review and analysis of seminal and lower quality (in conduct and/or reporting) meta-ethnographies and Stage 2.2 – an audit of published, peer-reviewed meta-ethnography journal articles.

They are works of imagination, making her a fitting subject for Fullerton-Batten, whose photographs often entail staging fantasies and simulating daydreams.

If BFO concerts often entail novelty stage tricks or surprise singing, the actual interpretations of music director Ivan Fischer can be surprisingly traditional.

These movements are shown to entail the staging and stabilizing of "knowing patients" in both senses of the term: these are patients that are equipped and empowered as consumers with knowledge about quality and their care, and simultaneously stripped of their individualizing characteristics so as to be made knowable to organizations in terms that can be managed and improved.

The intervention described in detail elsewhere [ 5, 6], entailed a staged programme, with pre-disposing, enabling and reinforcing stages delivered by one of two small teams (the "GetREAL" intervention teams) comprising a senior occupational therapist, activity worker and a patient consultant who helped deliver the two training workshops.

A specific characterization protocol was set up, entailing hot-stage microscopy and determination of phase composition and microstructure.

Data collection entailed three stages.

Targeting of poor households was implemented centrally at the Oportunidades headquarters in Mexico City and entailed three stages.

The above protocol was amended so that energy minimization entailed two stages of 5000 steps each, with and without constraints.

The planning process of ICC entailed seven stages which are defined less as temporal sequence than as logical areas where the interventionists worked [ 26].

The proposed deal with Ankara would see the Turks patrolling the Aegean borders to the Greek islands to stem the flow of migrants, cracking down on the smuggling mafias running the trade, but would also at a later stage entail the EU agreeing to take hundreds of thousands of bona fide refugees annually from Turkey and resettle them across Europe.