Sentence examples for existing service provision from inspiring English sources
In line with our existing service provision, all patients with nodules were selected by the radiologist for FNA cytology analysis.
As per our existing service provision, the slides were examined by cytologists experienced in thyroid cytology and graded in line with the British Thyroid Association [3] and Royal College of Pathologists [11] guidelines (Table 1).
All the patients had ultrasound examination and FNA cytology performed in the clinic by a consultant radiologist with 4 years' experience in thyroid ultrasound at the time of the study, in accordance with the requirement of our existing service provision.
A proportion of patients may, however, require long-term (potentially life-long) secure forensic psychiatric care but their needs may not be met by existing service provision designed for faster throughput.
The data generated will help strengthen the existing service provision guidelines and practices.
Clarify existing service provision by identifying facilitators to RTW after stroke and exploring local contextual factors which limit service success.
The proposed solution constitutes an integral part of an existing service provisioning platform targeted to the location based services (LBS) domain; however application to other service-oriented architectures is also possible.
But Nick Poole, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Library Professionals (CILIP), has written to Renard calling on him to "reconsider the extent of your proposals and find the means to maintain as much of the existing service within your statutory provision as possible".
Conversely, if displacement is not a foregone conclusion, then donors could finance new projects without affecting the provision of existing service.
"You've got to start asking questions about your existing digital service provision that we haven't thought about asking.
There is therefore a need to reconsider existing maternity service provision to ensure culturally competent services.
